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Georgia Motorcycle Safety Quiz

How much do you know about Georgia motorcycle traffic and safety laws?

True or False:

1) In Georgia, it is only necessary for motorcycle operators to use their headlight at night.
2) It is legal for motorcycle operators to “split lanes,” or drive a motorcycle between lanes of traffic.
3) A motorcycle operator is not required to wear a helmet if he or she is operating the vehicle off road.
4) Individuals under the age of 18 are prohibited from riding as a passenger on a motorcycle.
5) It is legal for two motorcycle operators to ride two abreast, or side by side, in one lane.
 
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1) False. Use of headlight is required at all times under Georgia state law.
2) False. Under Georgia law, it is illegal to split lanes by driving a motorcycle between lanes of traffic or between adjacent rows of vehicles.
3) True. A helmet is only required for on road use. However, helmets should be worn at all times for optimum safety. A helmet can prevent debilitating injury or death.
4) False. There are no passenger age restrictions in Georgia.
5) True. Georgia law allows no more than two motorcycles to ride abreast in a single lane.

As an injury attorney, I frequently represent victims of Georgia motorcycle accidents. Because a motorcycle rider is more exposed than those riding in a car, serious injuries can occur in when a motorcycle is involved in a collision. In order to ride as safely as possible, it is important to be familiar with state laws regarding motorcycle safety.

Ty Wilson is a Georgia motorcycle accident lawyer who offers tons of FREE information at TyWilsonLaw.com about Georgia personal injury claims. He encourages those who have been hurt in a Georgia accident to read his books, reports, articles and blogs and to watch his videos BEFORE choosing an attorney or even speaking to the insurance company. You'll be glad you did.

If you have specific questions about Georgia personal injury claims and would like to speak to an attorney, please call Ty at 1-888-689-5224.