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![]() "JoeSpareBedroom" wrote in message ... "HK" wrote in message ... Eisboch wrote: wrote in message ... There is, in fact, a national motorcycle helmet law in effect already. It only applies to people with something worth protecting. Please provide a cite. A while back the Fed refused money for road system maintenance if the state did not have a helmet law .... similar to the 55 mph speed limit of the 70's. But that is changing. Every year more states are changing the law or modifying it based on real data. Florida is a good example and reflects some common sense. There *is* a helmet law, but you are not required to wear one if over 21 years of age and can prove that you have at least some minimum amount of personal health insurance. There are more states that riding without a helmet is legal today than there were 20 years ago. Eisboch More regression. Why? If some moron wants to ride a motorcycle without a helmet, who cares? If you're stupid enough to think you're immune to head injuries, the gene pool is better off without you. Give this 200 years and the 54% might shrink a bit. To quote a famous NG participate ..... "Damn straight!" Eisboch |
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