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Seat Belt
Edward J. Claghorn of New York, designed it on February 10, 1885.Designed to be applied to the person, and provided with hooks and other attachments for securing the person to a fixed object which could prevent a person from flying out of a car due to force from a crash or big movements of cars internally. First official introduce of it was in 1959 by Volvo. -
Rear Mirror
Rear mirrors are the mirrors jutting out from the sides of the car, not unlike a set of wings, that help the driver get a better view of the road which neutralize the blind spot of a coming vehicle from behind. Some wing mirrors may be mended onto the sides of the vehicle, while others are attached separately. Regardless of how they are hooked to a vehicle, all wing mirrors share certain features, considerations and hazards.It was introduce in 1900s
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ABS Brake
ABS, or antilock brake system, is an important vehicle safety feature that prevents brakes from locking and the vehicle from skidding or sliding on wet or slippery roads. Before ABS was available, drivers would manually pump their brakes to prevent wheel lockup. I t was introduce by volvo during the 1930s -
Airbags
1968, the world's first electromechanical automotive airbag system.Airbags are a type of automobile safety restraint like seatbelts. They are gas-inflated nylon cushions built into the steering wheel, dashboard, door, roof, or seat of your car that use a crash sensor to trigger a rapid expansion to protect you from the impact or force from the charge of force from of an accident. It could help decrease head injuries or people flying out of their front screens of the car. -
Adaptive Lights
Electro-mechanical systems allow headlights to pivot and move with the driver, throwing light where the car is going and allowing the driver to both see and be seen. This could help decrease the the amount of people being hit and also it could illuminate the blind spots. They are very new technology and will be released in the new cars of 2012
