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Although if the alternative is to be riding a moped, and in many cases without a helmet, this still represents a step forward in safety.
by tux1968 9y ago
Although if the alternative is to be riding a moped, and in many cases without a helmet, this still represents a step forward in safety.
- albertgoeswoof 9y agoAll moped drivers in cities wear helmets, only the passengers don't
- johnmaguire2013 9y agoWhat? This definitely is not true in the United States. In Michigan, both the driver and passenger are required to wear a helmet on a motorcycle unless they have special medical insurance -- as far as I know, mopeds do not have the same requirement and it is very evident if you spend any time in our cities. Having a slower vehicle doesn't always mean safer, despite contrary belief -- I can get out of the way of a car merging into my lane far easier on my motorcycle than any moped rider can.
- albertgoeswoof 9y agoIn India
- weberc2 9y agoFor the driver and passengers; not necessarily for pedestrians, cyclists, or mopedestrians/motorcyclists.