The textbook "Prehospital Death Among Motorcyclists" provides a comprehensive analysis of anatomical injuries and preventable fatalities among motorcyclists. The retrospective study, conducted in the forensic department of Penang Hospital, examines cases of injured motorcyclists who died before reaching the hospital. The results indicate that a significant proportion of the victims suffered from head, abdominal, and chest injuries, with the severity of injuries assessed using the Abbreviated Injury Scale and the Injury Severity Score. The study emphasizes critical aspects of accident prevention and offers valuable insights into the survival chances of the affected individuals. The findings are significant not only for medical professionals but also for the development of road safety strategies.