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Your 17-year-old brother will ride as a passenger on a friend's motorcycle. What does New Hampshire law require?
Correct answer: He must wear an approved helmet, because the law covers every rider or passenger under 18.
Why
A securely fastened helmet is the most important thing a rider or passenger can do to survive a motorcycle crash. The law also makes an operator who carries a passenger under 18 without a helmet guilty of a violation. The helmet must be an approved type with a neck or chin strap.
Verified against New Hampshire Driver's Manual · Motorcycle helmet use · p. 18
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