When was the seatbelt invented?

Answer 1

The seat belt was invented in the 1800's by Sir George Cayley, a wealthy English landowner who devoted his life to inventing. He was the most influential theorist in the development of fixed-wing aviation - in effect, he invented the aeroplane, which in itself inspired the idea of the seatbelt - and also created what is now known as the tank track, although he designed it for use with horse drawn agricultural vehicles on his muddy lad in North Yorkshire.

Cayley never patented his seatbelt and in 1885 a American called Edward J Claghorn stole the idea and patented it for himself.

Seat belts for vehicles came about through several physicians in the U.S. adding lap belts in their vehicles during the 1930's. More information on the history of seat belts can be found using the related link below.

Answer 2

The modern standard thre-point seat belt was invented in 1951 by god