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Take a car and crash into a guardrail head on without a seat belt and then crash head on into a guardrail while riding a motorcycle without a helmet....Guarantee I know which one is hurt worse.

 

Head on, both are more than likely dead. Car drivers impact with the windshield is likely enough to kill them.

And how many things can your head hit in the vehicle when involved in a crash, with no helmet on, regardless of a seat belt being on?

 

A lot less than a person riding a motorcycle without a helmet.

Head on' date=' both are more than likely dead. Car drivers impact with the windshield is likely enough to kill them.[/quote']airbag would prevent that.
airbag would prevent that.

 

Not wearing a seat belt, doubtful.

Not wearing a seat belt, doubtful.

 

More so than on a motorcycle.

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Nanny laws.

I thought that not wearing a seat belt was considered a secondary offense, meaning that they can't just pull you over for it and that you have to have done something else (e.g. speeding, running a light) and then they top you off with a seat belt violation charge.

I thought that not wearing a seat belt was considered a secondary offense, meaning that they can't just pull you over for it and that you have to have done something else (e.g. speeding, running a light) and then they top you off with a seat belt violation charge.

 

 

You are incorrect.

I thought that not wearing a seat belt was considered a secondary offense, meaning that they can't just pull you over for it and that you have to have done something else (e.g. speeding, running a light) and then they top you off with a seat belt violation charge.

 

Been "primary" for a while now in KY.

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