I must see them in person. Race car drivers don't count. Nor does it count if they're wearing the helmet for some other reason and briefly entered a car. It must seem like they're wearing it primarily to reduce the risk of injury in a car accident in normal driving operations.
If they're wearing a helmet because I honestly convinced them it was a good idea, that counts. If they're doing it because I paid them or otherwise influenced their decision in some way that isn't "them thinking it's a good idea", that doesn't count.
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@TheBayesian Good question. If they're wearing a helmet because I honestly convinced them it was a good idea, that counts. If they're doing it because I paid them or otherwise influence their decision in some way that isn't "them thinking it's a good idea", that doesn't count.
@ian Theoretically, yes. I haven't been great about it in the past, but I'm trying to get better now.