Requirements for wearing helmets for electric vehicles

From May 20, 2020, the Traffic Management Bureau of the Ministry of Public Security issued a document stipulating that the "one helmet and one belt" law enforcement punishment from June 1 day is limited to traffic violations and illegal acts of riding a motorcycle without a helmet and riding a car without a seat belt. The behavior of riding an electric bicycle without wearing a helmet should be publicized and guided again. Create enough conditions to help people configure helmets and remind people with helmets to wear them actively. All localities should adjust measures to local conditions, clearly implement the time of investigation and correction according to law, attach importance to humanized, objective and flexible law enforcement, and attach importance to the consistency of legal, political and social effects.

In order to effectively protect the personal safety of motorcycle, electric bicycle and automobile drivers and reduce traffic accident deaths, the Traffic Management Bureau of the Ministry of Public Security has implemented the "One Helmet and One Belt" campaign nationwide. During the operation, local public security traffic control departments vigorously publicized and guided first, demonstrated and led the industry, and generally mobilized the masses to participate. Americans' awareness of wearing helmets and using seat belts has increased significantly.

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