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Riding a motorcycle is the same as driving a car. | True | |
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Driving a car is much more tiring than riding a motorcycle. | ||
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A motorcycle helmet that meets the Federal safety standard is your best protection from head injury in the event of a crash. | ||
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Because motorcycles are smaller than automobiles, they are more difficult to see and their speed is more difficult to judge. | ||
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Most multi-vehicle motorcycle crashes are not caused by drivers of other vehicles. | ||
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All states require a motorcycle-only license or a motorcycle endorsement on your driver's license to operate a motorcycle on the highway. | ||
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An oversized helmet that does not crush your hair is just as effective as a snugly fitting helmet in preventing a head injury and lessening its severity. | ||
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In most cases, the actual temperature inside a helmet never rises more than 1 or 2 degrees above body temperature. | ||
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Head injury is a leading cause of death in motorcycle crashes. | ||
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Riding a motorcycle in a safe, responsible manner is an exhilarating experience. |