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Video of a BMW 335i Coupe E92 that I took in Atlanta, GA. Cristian Productions, LLC is a new company and any Likes, Add-to-favorites and positive comments would be greatly appreciated.

Video of BMW 335i coupe that I took in Atlanta, GA

A look at sections of my trip from start to finish from Los Angeles to New York City and then return to LA I crossed 20 states and crossed the border at Buffalo New York into Canada to Niagara Falls.

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Preview of the upcoming Nissan Leaf electric vehicle

The EV is a reality that auto makers and oil companies can’t escape. It’s here to stay! The electrons will prevail! And Hybrids or Hydrogen are not an option… The Electric Vehicle is HERE 2 STAY! Bye bye internal combustion engine with 120 years old! OIL=POLUTION=WAR=EXPLORATION ELECTRICITY…

Motorcycle helmets may not seem all that important when you think about it. It is heavy, hot and even suffocating. The material may even cause break-outs on the skin and even allergies. Motorcycle helmets also keep you from enjoying the wind on your face as you ride. So why the hell should people wear them? The answer is actually fairly simple. It can keep you from having a permanent disability or even keep you from dying.

Take for instance the story of Don Koening who died when his head hit a tree. He left his helmet on his front porch.

There are a lot of people who have suffered from permanent disability, some even died, just because they have forgotten one tiny detail, to wear their motorcycle helmet. What is more saddening about this is the fact that most of these people are between the ages of 16 and 24, people who still have a full life ahead of them.

Laws requiring helmet use

This is perhaps the reason why legislators have included the wearing of the motorcycle helmets in state laws. The law also states that the helmet worn must also pass the criteria that are set by the Department of Transportation’s Federal Motorcycle Vehicle Safety Standard 218. It is one of the three laws that require motorists to wear safety gears while in motor vehicles. The other two are the use of a child-passenger safety restrains and the use of seatbelts while inside the car.

Differences in some state laws

Although the same basic law is stated in all the states, there are slight differences as to the enforcement especially with the monetary fines. In California for instance, motorists must wear helmets all the time. Helmets should not only be worn but also securely strapped in. In Florida, the law is somewhat a little bit more complicated.

Although all motorists are encouraged to wear helmets when they ride, people over 21 years old and are covered by an insurance policy that provides for at least 10,000 dollars in medical assistance should an accident happen are exempted.

The helmet law also does not apply to people who are 16 and older and are operating a motorcycle that have a displacement of 50 cubic centimeters; does not have an excess of two brake horsepower or those that are not capable of operating it beyond the speed of 30 miles per hour.