Why do you wear a helmet when riding a bike?

Because the helmet can protect the driver's safety, electric bicycles are not as protective as cars and have poor stability. In the event of an accident, people will directly touch the ground, and often the first thing to land is the head. The head is the most vulnerable part of the human body, and it is easy to cause craniocerebral injury after being collided.

In the fatal traffic accidents involving electric bicycles, "brain injury" has always ranked first. For individuals, riding an electric car may be a small probability event. Once an accident occurs, the consequences of not wearing a helmet are likely to be fatal. So you need to wear a helmet when riding a bike.

Other requirements for wearing a helmet.

For motorcycle and electric vehicle drivers, safety helmet is equivalent to the safety belt worn by automobile drivers, and it is the last line of defense after people encounter danger.

According to the report of the World Health Organization, wearing motorcycle safety helmet correctly can reduce the risk of traffic accident death by 40% and serious head injury by 70%. For electric cyclists, wearing a helmet correctly can also play the same protective role. The Opinions on Strengthening the Supervision of the Implementation of National Standards for Electric Bicycles also clearly stated that riding electric bicycles is encouraged to wear helmets.