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Because any injuries could be made worse.
When we have to assist someone injured in a motorcycle or moped accident, we must never remove the helmet from an injured person involved in such an accident unless it seriously interferes with their breathing. We must wait for healthcare professionals to remove the helmet, because removing it without expertise could worsen any spinal or cervical injuries the injured person may have.
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Because any injuries could be made worse.
Because it is uncomfortable for the rider to have their helmet removed.
Because they may feel colder.
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