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Right, but isn't that also the case for people in cars? They get head injuries in car crashes that may have been prevented by wearing a helmet. As for helmet l
by Reedx 8y ago
Right, but isn't that also the case for people in cars? They get head injuries in car crashes that may have been prevented by wearing a helmet.
As for helmet laws, they have unintended consequences, such as fewer people riding bikes. Resulting in more cars/pollution and less exercise, less healthy population.
- bsder 8y ago> Right, but isn't that also the case for people in cars? They get head injuries in car crashes that may have been prevented by wearing a helmet. A car driver has insurance to some level--a bicyclist or scooter user probably doesn't. The issue is that in the US, we don't have universal healthcare which would make this discussion moot.
- bradlys 8y agoIncorrect - universal healthcare would make this discussion even more relevant. As we're all going to be paying for his head injury rather than whoever decides to go with that particular company or insurer.