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Why are not motorcyclist required to wear helmets to protect brains?
Sarahrose1
In some states and countries they are required. In others they are not. Personally I think they should be required to wear full face helmets simply because you can't breathe or see when you are riding at 70 mph through a dust storm and you become a safety hazard, but that is just me.
The bottom line is that a helmet doesn't make you a safer rider. Being a safer rider makes you a safer rider. The helmet just separates the open coffin funerals from the closed coffin ones. If you hit a mattress on the freeway at 2:30 in the morning doing 70 miles per hour then you are going to die regardless of whether or not you have a helmet. Unless you ride as armored up as the professional racers are set up, then you are going to break important bones like your neck or back, and equally important organs are going to be damaged like your lungs, liver, and heart. Helmets don't safe a lot of lives really. They might make the bodies easier to identify, but most accidents happen at such speeds that the other injuries will kill the rider.
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