If you are over 21, you do not have to wear a helmet, if you have insurance coverage of at least $10,000 in medical benefits for injureis resulting from a motorcycle accident. You may already be covered by personal injury protection insurance, medical insurance, Medicare, Medicaid or veterans' medical benefits. However, insurance polices can be hard to interpret. Therefore, you should contact your medical insurance provider to find out if you have at least $10,000 in medical benefit coverage for injuries incurred as a result of a crrash while operating or riding on a motorcycle.

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Do I have to wear a helmet while riding a motorcycle in Florida?

 

A: If you are over 21, you do not have to wear a helmet, if you have insurance coverage of at least $10,000 in medical benefits for injureis resulting from a motorcycle accident. You may already be covered by personal injury protection insurance, medical insurance, Medicare, Medicaid or veterans' medical benefits. However, insurance polices can be hard to interpret. Therefore, you should contact your medical insurance provider to find out if you have at least $10,000 in medical benefit coverage for injuries incurred as a result of a crrash while operating or riding on a motorcycle.


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