Posted on Tuesday, June 7, 2011

Now that summer here is to stay safer and with warmer weather, road conditions, you can expect to see more motorcyclists on the road going for long trips throughout California and in the country. Although a relatively small part of the motorcyclist are under 18 years, young people are most vulnerable to motorcycle injuries and deaths often. If you a parent or a teen as always a motorcycle, it is important to check the safety statistics relating to teens on motorcycles. In addition to the security courses required to obtain a motorcycle permit, should all teens obey all laws and take the appropriate safety equipment. Most States, such as motorcycle passed helmet laws for all teen drivers. But first, check out the following statistics for teen motorcyclist, on the basis of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reports of 2005 and 2009.

were205 young motorcycle riders 15 until 20 years old were killed and 5,000 injured in 2009.26 Percent of motorcycle riders between 15 and 20 years old, which fatally injured in 2009 were not helmets bear.Of the young motorcyclists fatal crashes in 2009 were involved in 39 percent of unlicensed or driving with an invalid license.326 young motorcycle operators 15 to 20 years old were killed and 9,000 injured in 2005.32 Percent of motorcycle drivers between 15 and 20 years old, which fatally injured in the year 2005 were not helmets bear.The young motorcycle riders fatal crashes in 2005 were involved in more than a third (40%) is either not licensed or driving with an invalid license.

As you can see the teen motorcycle accident can, have the statistics injuries and deaths much since 2005 improved. In 2009, there were, for example, 37 percent of less teen motorcycle dead and injured 44 percent less than four years ago. But encouraging during the trend is 200 teen deaths and 5000 injuries are far too many, and the Governments should serious steps to improve motorcycle safety.

The statistics are daunting, but it does not mean that young people should not automatically be way of motorcycles. In fact, if drive obey all traffic signs teens carefully and take the appropriate safety equipment, they can drive motorcyclists only as security as adults. So if you or your teenager is a motorcycle interested here in California, follow these steps to the meet the teen motorcycle received approval. And visit the California DMV for more information.

15 Half years old be and bring proof that you have completed the driver education and training. (Certificates of completion driver the driver training requires education and degree) or be licensed.Fill the Anwendungsanforderungen.Haben your parents * signatures on the Anmeldeformular.Bieten you you have a completion of motorcycle training certificate (DL389) in an approved CHP motorcycle rider training. Applicants are under the age of 21 must allow a DL 389 before issuing a statement. Motorcycle training courses are located throughout California. For more information and to seek, to the next training site, call 1-877RIDE-411 or visit the requirements listed above www.ca-msp.org.Complete.Mindestens be 16 years of age.Keep a category M1/M2 approval for 6 months before the licence of the bike.

So, if you get your bike this summer a teenager who plans, should all comply with traffic, wear a helmet and share the road with other cars, motorcycles, bicycles and pedestrians.

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