Observational study reveals low helmet use compliance in children, suggesting awareness and enforcement improvements are needed.
Helmet use among child pillion riders in Bangalore remains alarmingly low despite legal requirements. The study highlights a large gap between parent and child compliance, reflecting poor awareness, lack of enforcement, and limited availability of child-sized helmets. Strengthening enforcement, improving access to child helmets, and implementing school-based education and parent awareness programs are essential to enhance compliance and reduce preventable head injuries among children in India.
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