evidence: Road traffic injuries (RTIs) are responsible for more than 1.3 million deaths worldwide, which makes them the 8th most prevalent cause of mortality among the total population and the first cause among children and adults aged 5–29 years [1]. Motorcycle riders constitute 28% of these deaths worldwide; however, this statistic varies considerably between different World Health Organization (WHO) regions. For instance, in the South-East Asia region, 43% of road traffic deaths are among motorcycle riders, and this proportion is 36% for the Western Pacific region and 23% for the Americas region [2]. According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) statement, the establishment of a universal helmet law is the single most effective strategy to tackle the issue of motorcyclists’ deaths and associated costs [3]. Wearing a motorcycle helmet can alleviate the risk of death and head injuries by approximately 42% and 69%, respectively [4].