IIntroduced by Sen.
Alan L. Cropsey on March 10, 2005
, to repeal the mandatory motorcycle helmet
requirement for persons at least 21 years old who
have held a motorcycle license for two years and
successfully completed a motorcycle safety course.
Referred to the Senate Judiciary Committee on March 10,
2005
.
Reported in the
Senate on March 16, 2005
, with the recommendation that the substitute (S-1)
be adopted and that the bill then pass.
Substitute offered in the Senate on March 17, 2005
, that requires a helmet less motorcycle operator to
have $10,000 in personal injury insurance
protection. The substitute passed in the
Senate by voice vote on March 17,
2005
.
Amendment offered
by Sen. Tom George and Sen. Beverly Hammerstrom on
March 17, 2005, to require a helmet less motorcycle
operator to have $100,000 in personal injury
insurance protection. The amendment failed in
the Senate (16 to 18) on
March 17, 2005
.
Amendment offered by Sen. Tom George and Sen.
Beverly Hammerstrom on
March 17, 2005
, to sunset the helmet exemption proposed by the
bill in three years, and in the meantime to require
a study be done of the effects of the exemption on
motorcycle injury rates and seriousness. The
amendment failed in the Senate by voice vote
on
March 17, 2005
.
Passed
in the Senate (21 to 13) on
March 17, 2005
, to repeal the mandatory motorcycle helmet
requirement for persons at least 21 years old who
have held a motorcycle license for two years and
successfully completed a motorcycle safety course.
Received in the House on
March 22, 2005
.
Referred to the House Transportation Committee on March 22,
2005
.