Some of the people who were cited weren't even wearing a swastika. And it's not about what's allowed in the courtroom, because they never even got there. The numbers from Daytona's Bike Week are a real vindication to all the Florida bikers who fought so hard to undo their helmet law. Bike Week was under particular scrutiny to gauge the impact of repealing the lid law last July 1. The fear was more motorcyclists would die, but instead deaths actually dropped sharply.
Any loss is too many, but reductions are always welcome.
Statewide in Florida, bike-related fatalities fell from 110 during the first six months of last year to 86 during the last six months, the period when helmets were no longer mandatory in Florida. Sounds like our crew of AIM Attorneys to me. The blurb for the books says ''They are everywhere. The big bikes, the long hair, the leather jackets. In ''Wild Ride,'' Tom Reynolds explores the myths, fact and fiction of motorcycle outlaws.