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It is partly, but I think police have reasonable reason to be a little concerned. Look into the Henry Hicks case I posted above, police were charged (although cleared) of gross misconduct and he WAS wearing a helmet. If someone wasn't wearing a helmet it may have been different. I'm no expert...

Yep, it was a BBC episode on the MET about the Henry Hicks case (who was wearing a helmet), whereby police were charged (but cleared) of gross misconduct which shows why police are far from keen to chase anyone without a helmet on a moped. There's plenty to say that it's an 'unwritten rule', but...

Certainly mentioned it when they had the 'Met Police' programme on BBC1 earlier this year (last year?). Sadly think it's true.