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American vehicles weren't obliged to have seat belts until 1966; prior to that, seat belts were offered by auto manufacturers as optional gear and could even be purchased at neighbourhood gas stations. The majority of first-world nations had seat belt laws in place for their cars by 1975. For a long, even though your car had to have a seat belt, nobody had to wear it. In 1984, New York became the first state to mandate seat belt use; nonetheless, it wasn't until 1995 that all states of the US had approved the "Click it or Ticket" regulations. It's crucial to buckle up when driving! Thanks to this development, the fatality rate from auto accidents has significantly decreased since 1976.
Windshield Wiper To begin with, Hartford, Connecticut resident George J. Capewell is credited with creating the windshield wiper. Back then, he managed to patent his invention for motorised windscreen wipers, but he never received the recognition he deserved. Instead, the first functional wiper was created in 1903 by a woman by the name of Mary Anderson. It is true that the first step towards discovery is necessity. The majority of things in the world were either created out of necessity or discovered by chance. The same is true of a windshield wiper, a rather little but crucial part. It is frequently overlooked or forgotten. However, have you ever considered how they were created.
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