Helmet Laws by State

Helmet Laws by State

Helmet Laws by State

 

Helmet laws are a controversy for many riders. Without any kind of national law regarding helmets, we’ve ended up with a hodge podge set of laws that are different in every state you’re in. If you wear a helmet you’re always covered :-). Below are the laws by state.

Alabama all riders
Alaska 17 and younger
Arizona 17 and younger
Arkansas 20 and younger
California all riders
Colorado 17 and younger and passengers 17 and younger
Connecticut 17 and younger
Delaware 18 and younger and passengers 18 and younger; novice riders and their passengers for the first two years after endorsement
District of Columbia all riders
Florida 20 and younger
Georgia all riders
Hawaii 17 and younger
Idaho 17 and younger
Illinois no law
Indiana 17 and younger
Iowa no law
Kansas 17 and younger
Kentucky 20 and younger
Louisiana all riders
Maine 17 and younger
Maryland all riders
Massachusetts all riders
Michigan 20 and younger
Minnesota 17 and younger
Mississippi all riders
Missouri 25 and younger
Montana 17 and younger
Nebraska 20 and younger
Nevada all riders
New Hampshire no law
New Jersey all riders
New Mexico 17 and younger
New York all riders
North Carolina all riders
North Dakota 17 and younger
Ohio 17 and younger
Oklahoma 17 and younger
Oregon all riders
Pennsylvania 20 and younger
Rhode Island 20 and younger
South Carolina 20 and younger
South Dakota 17 and younger
Tennessee all riders
Texas 20 and younger
Utah 20 and younger
Vermont all riders
Virginia all riders
Washington all riders
West Virginia all riders
Wisconsin 17 and younger
Wyoming 17 and younger

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