The aim and objective of this study is to check the prevalence of helmet associated neck pain among TCS riders.

Finding the overall prevalence of neck pain linked to helmet use is the goal of the study. On the other hand, the TCS delivery riders of Gujranwala, who wear helmets for extended periods of time throughout their daily employment, are a larger and more pertinent demographic in our study. Furthermore, our study is a significant and much-needed addition to this field as no prior research has explicitly examined the prevalence of helmet-associated neck pain among TCS riders.

Inclusion Criteria:

• 18-45-year age
• male TCS riders
• All TCS riders who are using helmet for past six months or above
• Minimum duration of helmet use
• who will be willing to participate

Exclusion Criteria:

• Subjects had any known disorder that causes pain in neck or upper limb
• Any traumatic injury to cervical spine (fractures)
• cervical spine pathologies

Males were selected for this study because, in Pakistan, the occupation of TCS rider is predominantly held by men. Therefore, to ensure relevance and accuracy, the study population was limited to male participants

TCS riders who use helmets for at least 6 hours per day