Missouri SB1677 modifies motorcycle and motortricycle laws, including passenger seat requirements and protective headgear for children.
Missouri SB1677 modifies provisions for child passengers on motorcycles and motortricycles. It prohibits operators from allowing children under ten years old to ride as passengers unless the motorcycle or motortricycle is equipped with a proper passenger seat and the child can place both feet on the foot pegs. It also mandates that children under ten wear protective headgear while on a moving motorcycle or motortricycle. The bill introduces penalties for violations, including fines and misdemeanor charges. It also includes provisions for licensing and protective headgear standards.
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