For Americans between the ages of 8 and 34, motor vehicle accidents are the number one cause of death. Motor vehicles have always been dangerous, especially once their use became widespread. Motor vehicles used to be much more dangerous, especially before the three-point seat belt became the standard in 1958. As the three-point seat belt became more commonplace, there were fewer and fewer car accident fatalities. Some people, for some unknown reason, do not wear their seat belt, even though it makes cars much safer for people. Although seat belt users account for 78.7 percent of the people in car accidents in 2014, 48.1 percent of the fatal accident occurred to people not wearing seat belts.
However, in more recent years, motor vehicle safety
However, in more recent years, motor vehicle safety