[i2hard2kill]

if your driving with a passenger and you are both under 18, and the driver is wearing a helmet but the passenger isn't. if you got pulled over and got a ticket would the ticket go to the driver, or the passenger w/o the helmet?

 

[Agent4573]

if your riding with a passenger, both under 18, and the passenger doesn't have a helmet on, then you're an idiot.

 

[parcel]

if your riding with a passenger, both under 18, and the passenger doesn't have a helmet on, then you're an idiot.

:stupic

 

[gravis86]

if your riding with a passenger, both under 18, and the passenger doesn't have a helmet on, then you're an idiot.

:stupic

 

[FordForever]

if your riding with a passenger, both under 18, and the passenger doesn't have a helmet on, then you're an idiot.

:stupic

 

[i2hard2kill]

i know its not a smart choice, but im trying to figure out the law.

 

[blue07r6s]

if your riding with a passenger, both under 18, and the passenger doesn't have a helmet on, then you're an idiot.

+1. I realize it is probably your choice (depending on where you live), but it is not the brightest choice. As for me, I always make my passenger wear proper protection. This means a helmet, jacket, gloves, boots, and at least jeans. While all of this may not be readily available (like a spur of the moment thing), I would never have a passengers with anything less on than a helmet, shirt, jeans, and sneakers. As the operator, you are repsonsible for your passenger.

I pray Darwin doesn't get you before you see this.

 

[gravis86]

i know its not a smart choice, but im trying to figure out the law.

You should call you local police and ask. Give them your name, license plate, and path of travel while you're at it. That way you can find out first hand.

 

[Agent4573]

I guess this really depends on where you live, since every state has a different helmet law.

 

[35374]

Just play it safe, If you go out and pick up chicks every night and take them back to your pad to:hump Get an extra helmet or pick up chicks over 18:fact

 

[killa kali]

You should call you local police and ask. Give them your name, license plate, and path of travel while you're at it. That way you can find out first hand.

:lmao:lmao:lmao:lmao he's dialing right now:bowroll

 

[Chango]

The ticket goes to the operator. If you rent a car and get caught speeding, you get the ticket, not the rental agency. If you borrow a buddy's car and get caught speeding, you get the ticket, not your buddy. As far as I know, it always goes to the current operator of the vehicle.

 

[UnCiViLr6eR]

And when he wrote you the ticket does it not have a name written on it ?

 

[midnightsun13]

wether your 18 or not, you should wear a helmet, turning 18 does not give you super powers