'It's the closest thing to freedom'
Lansing— Motorcyclists can let their hair blow in the wind in Michigan starting today after Gov. Rick Snyder signed a bill into law repealing a helmet requirement for riders.
Snyder's signature on the controversial bill ends weeks of speculation about whether he'd go along with the Republican-backed repeal, which last year he asked lawmakers not to deliver without a wholesale makeover of Michigan's no-fault auto insurance system.
Michigan becomes the 31st state to give motorcyclists the option of wearing a helmet under legislation signed by the governor Thursday and announced Friday.
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Lansing— Motorcyclists can let their hair blow in the wind in Michigan starting today after Gov. Rick Snyder signed a bill into law repealing a helmet requirement for riders.
Snyder's signature on the controversial bill ends weeks of speculation about whether he'd go along with the Republican-backed repeal, which last year he asked lawmakers not to deliver without a wholesale makeover of Michigan's no-fault auto insurance system.
Michigan becomes the 31st state to give motorcyclists the option of wearing a helmet under legislation signed by the governor Thursday and announced Friday.
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