Missouri HB2328 establishes child safety provisions for motorcycle and motortricycle passengers under ten years old.
Missouri HB2328, known as Calvin's Law, prohibits operators from allowing children under ten years old to ride as passengers on motorcycles or motortricycles. It also mandates that all passengers under ten wear protective headgear. Violations are punishable by fines, with higher penalties for violations involving children under ten. The law also includes provisions for stopping, inspecting, or detaining individuals suspected of violating these provisions.
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