According to the American Motorcycle Association, a majority of states in the United States, including the District of Columbia, require both operators and passengers under a certain age, usually 18 to 21, and Novice riders, to wear a safety helmet that conforms to federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards.
Operators and passengers over the age of 21 years may be exempt with insurance requirement stipulations.
However, Illinois and Iowa does not require a helmet for either adults or children.
If there is no helmet law in your state, the cost of motorcycle insurance is the same whether you wear a helmet or not.
You need to wear a motorcycle helmet any time you get on a motorcycle, but in Florida it is only required for anyone under 21.
Motorcycle rider and passengers are required to wear a helmet in california. It is a good law since chances of surviving a motorcycle crash without a helmet are slim.
yes yes. on motorcycle.
You need a drivers license and do not need a motorcycle endorsement. It must be registered and you do not need to wear a helmet.
any one under 21 MUST wear a helmet, but anyone over has to have insurance but doesn't have to wear a helmet
You must wear a motorcycle helmet in 47 states. A few of the states are Tennessee, Vermont, and West Virginia.
It depends on your age. If you are 16 you have to wear a helmet. But if you want your head to get blown off that's on you. It is safe to wear a helmet for protection.
All that require it
The motorcycle laws in Mexico is everyone should wear HELMET.
Yes. Most of US states, require a rider to wear a helmet.
with the chin strap secured