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Riding An E-scooter Riskier Than A Motorbike, UK Study Reveals
New research suggests e-scooters cause more serious injuries, including brain trauma, than motorbikes or bicycles, prompting calls for mandatory helmets, rider training and safer scooter design, especially to protect women and children.
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Two-Wheeler Riders Without Helmet Will Not Be Able To Buy Petrol In Noida
Two-wheeler riders without a helmet will not be able to buy petrol in Noida and Greater Noida in Uttar Pradesh, after the Noida District Administration has taken an initiative by announcing the move. The District Magistrate of Gautam Buddh Nagar has instructed all fuel filling stations in Noida and Greater Noida to spread awareness and tell people ...
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No Helmet, No Fuel: New Rule Implemented In Himachal Pradesh's Kangra
No helmet, no petrol - that's the new rule at petrol pumps in Himachal Pradesh's Kangra district.
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IIT-Roorkee Students Develop Inflatable Airbag Helmet
The inflatable airbag helmet was developed by three final year mechanical engineering students at IIT Roorkee - Rajvardhan Singh, Sarang Nagwanshi and Mohit Siddha.
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Riding Without Helmet? You Won't Get Fuel In Maharashtra
A biker without a helmet will not be allowed to buy fuel from any petrol pump in Maharashtra, the state government informed the Legislative Assembly today. State Transport Minister Diwakar Raote told the House that the decision has been taken to promote safety on roads.
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Electric Scooters Might Come Under 'Vehicles' Category
A group of state transport ministers has suggested that electric scooters should be put under the 'vehicle' category in the Motor Vehicle Act. The riders of an E-scooter would need to have a two-wheeler license and wear a helmet, which wasn't the case earlier.
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Helmet Law Repeal Leads to Staggering Rise in Injuries, Fatalities
A study published in the American Journal of Surgery has revealed an increase in number of fatalities and injuries of motorcycle riders in Michigan, after a compulsory helmet law was repealed in 2012.
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With New Law, Karnataka Tries To Coax Riders To Wear Helmets
Wearing helmets when riding two-wheelers should come as an elementary safety measure but in a city like Bengaluru there are many who do not.
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Riding An E-scooter Riskier Than A Motorbike, UK Study Reveals
New research suggests e-scooters cause more serious injuries, including brain trauma, than motorbikes or bicycles, prompting calls for mandatory helmets, rider training and safer scooter design, especially to protect women and children.
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Two-Wheeler Riders Without Helmet Will Not Be Able To Buy Petrol In Noida
Two-wheeler riders without a helmet will not be able to buy petrol in Noida and Greater Noida in Uttar Pradesh, after the Noida District Administration has taken an initiative by announcing the move. The District Magistrate of Gautam Buddh Nagar has instructed all fuel filling stations in Noida and Greater Noida to spread awareness and tell people ...
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No Helmet, No Fuel: New Rule Implemented In Himachal Pradesh's Kangra
No helmet, no petrol - that's the new rule at petrol pumps in Himachal Pradesh's Kangra district.
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IIT-Roorkee Students Develop Inflatable Airbag Helmet
The inflatable airbag helmet was developed by three final year mechanical engineering students at IIT Roorkee - Rajvardhan Singh, Sarang Nagwanshi and Mohit Siddha.
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Riding Without Helmet? You Won't Get Fuel In Maharashtra
A biker without a helmet will not be allowed to buy fuel from any petrol pump in Maharashtra, the state government informed the Legislative Assembly today. State Transport Minister Diwakar Raote told the House that the decision has been taken to promote safety on roads.
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Electric Scooters Might Come Under 'Vehicles' Category
A group of state transport ministers has suggested that electric scooters should be put under the 'vehicle' category in the Motor Vehicle Act. The riders of an E-scooter would need to have a two-wheeler license and wear a helmet, which wasn't the case earlier.
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Helmet Law Repeal Leads to Staggering Rise in Injuries, Fatalities
A study published in the American Journal of Surgery has revealed an increase in number of fatalities and injuries of motorcycle riders in Michigan, after a compulsory helmet law was repealed in 2012.
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With New Law, Karnataka Tries To Coax Riders To Wear Helmets
Wearing helmets when riding two-wheelers should come as an elementary safety measure but in a city like Bengaluru there are many who do not.
