To the Editor:
I’ve often wondered why motorcycles don’t have the same protection as other vehicles. Cars, SUVs and trucks have an outer body as a form of protection. The law says you have to wear seatbelts when in motion. Motorcycles have no outer body and no seatbelts. They should at least have some form of seatbelts.
One cyclist passed me on the interstate doing at least 70 mph. If anything goes wrong what are the chances of survival? Law enforcement should insist, at least, that some kind of seatbelts be attached to motorcycles. Should this suggestion be looked at and implemented, then they can look at seatbelts for bicycles as well.
Central A. Williams