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Motorcycle Helmet Laws

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Arkansas: Motorcycle Safety

To a motorcyclist, a helmet can mean the difference between life and death. A helmet can save a life by preventing a brain injury during a Arkansas motorcycle accident. A great number of motorcyclists die each year by failing to use a helmet when riding.

Because riders not wearing helmets are three times more likely to suffer from a brain injury during an accident, many states have adopted helmet laws. Though many motorcyclists do not support these laws, many states require that both the rider and passenger wear helmets and/or goggles. Though some states have age restrictions on helmet laws, it is always important to wear a helmet, no matter how old the rider. In a personal injury case, not wearing a helmet may be considered negligence.