Motorcycle Helmet Laws By State

Motorcycle Helmet Laws By State guide you with the USA state helmet laws, motorcycle helmet laws map, and a description of the laws of each state. In your state, motorcyclists require to wear a helmet or not then visit our website to get the information.

Motorcycle helmet laws by state map show you which US state has laws mandating helmet usage with no exceptions, which states do not currently have any law regarding motorcycle helmet usage and which states have helmet usage laws but allow for exemptions.

Motorcycle helmet laws of Alabama require all riding or operating a motorcycle to wear protective headgear. There are no exemptions that allow Alabama motorcycle riders or passengers to ride without a helmet(s).

The Alaska state motorcycle helmet use laws require riders aged 17 or younger to wear a helmet while operating a motorcycle. The Alaska helmet law also requires that the helmet conforms to the standards issued by the commission of public safety.

The Arizona state motorcycle helmet usage law requires riders aged 17 or younger to wear a helmet. All motorcyclists should wear goggles, a transparent face shield, and glasses. Click here to get more details!

The Arkansas state motorcycle helmet usage law requires motorcycle operators and passengers aged 20 years or younger to wear a helmet. But, the passenger must be above 7 years old to sit on the motorcycle.

The California state motorcycle helmet usage laws state that all riders must wear a safety helmet that is compliant with U.S. DOT motorcycle safety standards. Click here to get more details!

The Colorado state motorcycle helmet usage law declares that riders below 18 years must wear DOT-approved helmets. This includes both drivers as well as passengers.

Connecticut motorcycle helmet usage laws require all motorcycle operators and passengers who are under 18 years of age to wear a helmet at all times.