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Not using an approved, properly fastened helmet.
Not wearing an approved, properly fastened helmet. A helmet helps reduce head-injury severity and the risk of death, but does not eliminate all risks or replace safe riding. Hitting the road surface or being struck by a vehicle can also cause serious injury; a helmet offers protection, not a guarantee against all such impacts.
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Using an approved, properly fitting and fastened helmet.
Checking and following the helmet’s fitting instructions.
Not using an approved, properly fastened helmet.
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