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A Texas rider age 21 or older may legally ride without a helmet only if the rider:

  • A.Has held any driver license for at least one year
  • B.Has completed an approved motorcycle safety course or carries at least $10,000 in health insurance coverage for motorcycle injuries
  • C.Rides only during daylight hours
  • D.Owns the motorcycle outright
Correct answer

B. Has completed an approved motorcycle safety course or carries at least $10,000 in health insurance coverage for motorcycle injuries

Why

Riders 21 and older may ride without a helmet only if they have completed an approved safety course or carry at least $10,000 in health insurance coverage for motorcycle injuries. Riders under 21 must wear a helmet regardless.

Manual topic: Texas Driver Handbook (DL-7) / DPS Motorcycle Program - Texas Helmet Law · From the Texas Motorcycle Permit practice bank (TXM-057).

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