Motorcycle Safety

Take Precautions to Stay Safe on Your Motorcycle – and Even Prevent an Accident from Happening

When you get on a motorcycle, it's important to take the appropriate safety precautions. It could save a life.

• Inspect your bike for any loose bolts or any visible damages. A quick inspection could save your life.
• Check tire pressure. The right tire pressure makes taking corners and turns safer and easier.
• Wear the right attire. Leather pants, coats and gloves all protect your skin should you get in an accident. Leather is durable and acts like a second skin to protect you from road rash and the elements. Goggles and face protection are also important.
• Wear a helmet. Helmets save lives. They protect your head and, most importantly, can prevent serious traumatic brain injury if you are in a motorcycle accident and hurt your head.

Kansas Helmet Law

Riders under the age of 18 in Kansas are required to wear a helmet. Adults have the option to wear a helmet.

Chapter 8. Automobiles and Other Vehicles. Article 15. Uniform Act Regulating Traffic; Rules of the Road, Special Rules for Motorcycles. Section 8-1598. Operation of motorcycles; equipment required for operators and riders. :

Missouri Helmet Law

Missouri requires motorcyclists of all ages to wear helmets.

Title XIX. Motor Vehicles, Watercraft and Aviation. Chapter 302. Drivers' and Commercial Drivers' Licenses. Section 302.020. Operation of Motor Vehicle Without Proper License Prohibited -- Motorcycles -- Special License -- Protective Headgear -- Penalty. :

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