Wearing a seatbelt is a choice but remember that if you get thrown from your car in a accident and end up in the hospital for an extended period of time while your internal injuries heal as you lay in a coma, don't think that others who have the same health insurance plan as you will be happy when their premiums increase from your choice.

I'm interested in your joggers in bubble wrap argument. How is their activity and behavior during such make it risky? If it has to do with falling down while running, I'd suggest that particular jogger find a new form of exercise. If it implies taking risks while jogging, I don't see a lot of risky behavior on the part of joggers. I do see plenty of drivers who aren't aware that joggers are near them and have seen reckless and inattentive drivers be the part of many near-misses.

Anything you do including walking down a street can lead to major damage or bodily injury. All this law does is give the cops yet another reason to harass and bother you for stupid things. They claim they can see a fishline with a badge hanging from your rear view mirror yet they are on their cells texting and typing on their computers all the time. Watch a Scott County Sheriff and Prior Lake police officer, all the time, they went through a red light at holiday station store, no lights on but was fumbling with a cell phone, never ever did put on lights, just ran it. So all these laws do is give harassers more reason to harass, and the state more federal dollars to throw at all the welfare recipients in this state. Pretty stupid. Yeah it really doesn't make a lot of sense that a person riding a motorcycle with short and a t-shirt and tennis shoes is ok, but a person in a fully encased cage should have to wear a seat belt. Do not forget....they can only detect alcohol in the system now too, nothing else unless they take a blood test, but they are way to busy to do that, so all you prescription users ie drug users keep going you will never be caught. Happy roads to you this summer!!!!!!!!!!!!!