E-bike and electric scooter injuries are on the rise, especially among teens, and local emergency rooms are seeing the ...

State helmet laws began appearing in 1967, under federal pressure. By 1969, all but three states required helmets for all riders. Congress stepped in twice — once in 1976, again in 1995 — to ...

High helmet use in places like the U.K. and U.S. isn’t a public safety victory–it’s a policy failure. If you fall on your head while cycling, hopefully you’ll have a helmet to protect it ...

Two deadly accidents over the past week were reminders of the risks for bicycle and scooter riders on North Jersey roads.

The real danger is not from riding a motorcycle without a helmet, but from riding, period. If you crash a hog at 70 mph, your head is only one of the body parts that will come out much worse for wear.

The real danger is not from riding a motorcycle without a helmet, but from riding, period. If you crash a hog at 70 mph, your head is only one of the body parts that will come out much worse for wear.

It is strongly suggested that anyone wear a helmet when riding a bicycle. There are times, however, when a cyclist is not wearing a helmet at the time when they are injured.