Seat belts became a standard feature in cars starting in the late 1950s. The first production car to offer seat belts as standard equipment was the 1959 Chevrolet. However, it wasn't until the 1960s and 1970s that seat belt laws were enacted in many countries, leading to wider adoption and use in vehicles. By the 1980s, seat belts had become mandatory in most new cars.
It was the first modern seat belt that was put in cars by Volvo in 1959-1960
You don't install a newborn car seat. The only thing that you need to do with a newborn car seat is put the car seat in the back of the car and put the seat belts on and lock the seat belts.
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Because they drastically increase safety. Also, with cars going faster and faster and more collisions caused by the speed and more cars on the road. Extra safety measures were needed.
if the car didn't come with seat belts on those seats from factory you don't need them. but i'd say put seat belts in anyway you can never be to safe.
Depends, I put new 3 point seat belts in the front of my 69 Westy, the rear seat belts on the rock and roll bed are a bit short for some car seats, but there are aftermarket seat belts available to make it a bit more standard. I would say yes, that's it's perfectly safe as long as the belts are good and fasten in their designed purpose.
They were attempting to meet federal government standards for protection with automatic seat belts. This was just one way to accomplish this.
We do not encourage anyone to temper with the security features of the seat belts. They are put there for your safety.
With modificationof the floor boards for additional bolt down for seat and seat belts.
Because vehicles over a certain size aren't required to have or use seat belts, so it would be a waste to put them on. It is also a safety issue. The color stand out more.
Put a pillow something that is most comfortable for you down at your waist
Put the seat belts on.