The AAA Traffic Safety Manager in Michigan, Jack Peet, states that the organization strongly opposes both bills because they would result in a drastic increase in motorcycle accident fatalities as well as medical costs far exceeding the proposed $20,000 coverage requirement.
Studies performed by the National Highway Traffic Administration showed that the state of Florida saw an increase of 81% in motorcycle fatalities within 3 years after mandatory helmet laws were repealed. Studies performed in Kentucky and Louisiana showed a fatality increase of 50% and 100% respectively after those states repealed the helmet laws.
Source : Michigan Threatening to Repeal Motorcycle Helmet Law | Power News Network








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