Motorcyclists Partially Comply with Provisions on the Use of Helmets and Special Vests

General Gustavo Vidarte, director of Tr nsito and Road Safety, informs that from today the mandatory use of vests and helmets with plate number will be required. Deliverys must not register and meet new requirements to operate.

Puebla, Pue. The local Congress was shielding with bars and security elements to prevent a group of bikers from entering the facilities to express their rejection of the regulation of motorcycles, they accuse that the bill that is intended to pass falls into the irrational, discriminatory and violation of human rights, so it will be unconstitutional. They accused that the intention to place the plate number on the helmet and vest is intended as …

Since today, Thursday, May 22, the use of the certified helmet and retroreflecting vest that clearly shows the vehicle plate is mandatory for motorcyclists circulating in Lima Metropolitana and Callao, jurisdictions currently under a state of emergency. Those who do not comply will be fined with 428 soles. In this regard, General PNP (R) Alberto Jordan said that measures like these show that the executive faces criminality how to say "see if an …

Since this Thursday, 22 May, a set of technical provisions issued by the Ministry of Transport and Communications has entered into force in order to be able to identify more effectively motorcyclists in the midst of the wave of insecurity that lives in our country.Among the main measures is the obligation of motorcycle drivers to wear retroreflective vests that have on their back the vehicle's registration number.This number, according to the MT…

Although motorcyclists cause a low percentage of road accidents involving personal injury, as innocent participants they are at risk of serious or fatal injuries. The summer period also deserves special attention within the motorcycling season. According to data from Allianz Hungária, the number of motorcycle-related claims is significantly above average in June, July and August.

From tomorrow 22 May, motorcyclists will be obliged to wear vests with their badge printed on their back, a measure issued by the Ministry of Transport and Communications (MTC) and the Ministry of the Interior (Mininter) to deal with serious crimes such as hit man and extortion that are perpetrated by criminals on board motorcycles. For citizen security specialist Frank Casas, the measure “is not a useful tool to prevent crime” and it is “materi…