Helmets help prevent brain damage in case of an accident.
Do you know what medical personnel call motorcycle riders without helmets?
Organ donors.
Added: The most quoted reason is the cost to society of rescuing, treating, caring for, and rehabilitating riders gravely injured in motorcycle accidents. Most of this cost falls upon "society" in general since most persons injured in this fashion do not have the insurance (or inadequate insurance) to cover their medical expenses.
A. Legal paternalism
In my experience the best argument for a helmet law is that a motorcyclist involved in a collision without a helmet will sustain larger injuries. Therefore their medical care will be more expensive. Those expenses will be covered largely by raising insurance premiums or by taxes by way of medicare/medicaid.
Per vehicle mile, motorcyclists are about 37 times more likely as passenger car occupants to die in a traffic crash
their chances are better because its a car crash
Most football teams do not put the US Flag on their helmets. It is too likely to be damaged, scratched and dented, not a good sign of respect.
It is better to cross at right angles, because it is less likely to grab the front wheel...
It is most likely NOCSAE. National Operating Committee on Standards for Athletic Equipment.
More than likely they were made by Wilson
In my experience the best argument for a helmet law is that a motorcyclist involved in a collision without a helmet will sustain larger injuries. Therefore their medical care will be more expensive. Those expenses will be covered largely by raising insurance premiums or by taxes by way of medicare/medicaid.
None of the figure's helmets are removable, this is most likely due to the light up feature.
There is a bit of speculation on the meaning and purposes of the crest found on soldiers' helmets. They were likely a sign of rank, unit, or as decoration. Some researchers believer they were used only as display pieces in parades and celebrations, but not in battle.
In the early 1920's helmets were leather.In the 1930's people tried to make helmets out of plastic,but they shaddered and caused worse injuries.So leather helmets survived to see another game.In the late 1960's plastic helmets were tried again and this time they suceeded.