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Children’s Trauma Doctor Urges Helmet Law and Mandatory Safety Course for ATV Use

Children’s Trauma Doctor Urges Helmet Law and Mandatory Safety Course for ATV Use

Kids can’t get a license to drive a car until they are 16 years old in most states. But no law stops them from hopping on an all-terrain vehicle and traveling at highway speeds without a helmet, seat belt or protective clothing. ATV dealers allow it. Parents permit it. And kids who are too young

By: Cincinnati Children’s News Team | 0

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