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  • The Invention of the Airbag

    The Invention of the Airbag
    source The airbag was invented by John W. Hetrick in 1952.
  • Patent

    source The airbag was first patented in 1953.
  • The First Crash Sensor

    The First Crash Sensor
    source Allen Breed was the first to create the crash sensor piece of technology that was the first airbag we know today in 1968.
  • The Seriousness of the Airbags

    source Airbags were not taken seriously until the 1970s when drivers and passengers complained about the amount of traffic accidents in the 1960s.
  • Passenger Airbags

    Passenger Airbags
    source In 1973, the Oldsmobile Toronado was the first car that was sold to the public with a passenger airbag.
  • Airbag As Standards

    source In 1986, airbags were being put in Chrysler's car models as standers.
  • The Porsche Turbo

    source In 1987, the Porsche Turbo was the first car to have both seats in the front equipped with airbags.
  • Breed's Airbag System

    Breed's Airbag System
    source The airbag system has a folded fabric bag that is stored into the driver's steering wheel and the dashboard on the passenger's side. When the car get bumped or it crashes into an object, the airbag is released. This system was created in 1987 by Allen Breed.
  • First Generation Airbags

    source The first generation airbags were not meant to protect those who didnt have a seat bealt on.
  • The National Highway Traffic and Safety Administration

    In 1998, the National Highway Traffic and Safety Administration (NHTSA) made that all cars contained airbags in both driver's and passenger's sides.