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Not wearing an approved, correctly fastened helmet.
Not wearing an approved, correctly fastened helmet increases head-injury and death risk. A helmet helps reduce those consequences but does not guarantee avoiding every injury. Outcomes depend on impact, fit and protective equipment. Use the other required and recommended equipment as well.
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Using appropriate protective equipment.
Not wearing an approved, correctly fastened helmet.
Wearing an approved helmet properly fitted and fastened.
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