Missouri HB1831 establishes safety provisions for children on motorcycles and motortricycles, including protective headgear requirements and.

Missouri HB1831 mandates that every person under twenty-six years of age operating or riding as a passenger on a motorcycle or motortricycle must wear protective headgear while the vehicle is in motion. The law also requires that any passenger under ten years of age wear protective headgear meeting specified standards. It prohibits operators from allowing children under ten years of age to ride as passengers unless they are in a proper passenger seat. The bill imposes fines for violations, with higher penalties for violations involving children under ten years of age.

Missouri HB1831 establishes safety provisions for children on motorcycles and motortricycles, including protective headgear requirements and.

Missouri HB1831 mandates that every person under twenty-six years of age operating or riding as a passenger on a motorcycle or motortricycle must wear protective headgear while the vehicle is in motion. The law also requires that any passenger under ten years of age wear protective headgear meeting specified standards. It prohibits operators from allowing children under ten years of age to ride as passengers unless they are in a proper passenger seat. The bill imposes fines for violations, with higher penalties for violations involving children under ten years of age.