Seat belts affect momentum by providing a counteracting force that reduces the risk of injury during a sudden stop or collision. When a vehicle decelerates rapidly, the momentum of the occupants continues forward unless restrained. Seat belts help to secure occupants in place, minimizing the change in momentum experienced by the body and reducing the likelihood of impacting the interior of the vehicle or being ejected. This safety feature effectively distributes the forces exerted during a crash, helping to protect passengers.
They merge your momentum with that of the entire vehicle.
they relate to the theory behind Momentum and Impulse
To prevent injuries of course. They restrain you and prevent your momentum carrying you into the windscreen or other obstacles in the car
Seat belts are unsafe because they can get stuck in a fire. Throw back someone inside the seat belt. Seat belts can choke people.
Not if they did not come from the factory with seat belts. If they came form the factory with seat belts you are required to wear them.
The 2012 Ford Mustang has a total of 4 seat belts in the vehicle. There are 2 seat belts in the front and 2 seat belts located in the back for the rear passengers.
Neither. Seat belts are generally anchored to the floor of a car.
No, the 1957 Chevy didn't come with seat belts.
Limousines should have seat belts, unless classified as a bus.
NO. The rear seat has 3 sets of belts.
Yes, the 1978 Datsun 280Z has seat belts.
No type of glue should be used on seat belts.