This is idea may be out of the norm, but anyways…

While private vehicle owners can install one if they want to, what do you think if a law was passed that required all PSV's to have a strong professional multipoint roll cage?

In addition to the roll cage, a good seatbelt system.

I think that it would be fantastic and well worth it, despite the challenges that may be encounted in meeting the law's demands.

Why pass such a law?

There are many road accidents, while a roll cage will go along way in preventing serious injuries and saving lives.

If professional motor sports requires it for safety, why can't we adopt the same safety measures while not racing?

Are not the lives of none racers just as important?

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"According to the World Health Organization, road traffic injuries caused an estimated 1.26 million deaths worldwide in the year 2000. The average rate was 20.8 per 100,000 people, 30.8 for males, 11.0 for females. 90% occurred in low and middle income countries, with South-East Asia and Africa having the highest rates.[1]" - http://en.wikipedia.org/...ffic-related_death_rate

With low risk, would there then be no need for such a law, despite the laws benefits, should there be an incident?

And, what then of the transitionary period between / from the high risk to the low risk era?