Címke: Safety

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A bicycle track, originally captioned Keith’s Bicycle Track, 1901.

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In 1901, a man named Keith opened a bicycle track in a small Midwestern town. This track was revolutionary for its time, as it gave cyclists a safe and fun place to ride. Keith’s Bicycle Track offered a variety of courses for riders of all levels, from beginner to expert. The track was built with safety in mind, and it was one of the first to offer a separate lane for cyclists and pedestrians. Keith’s Bicycle Track became popular in the community and was a place where cyclists could come together to enjoy the sport. The track was a great … A bicycle track, originally captioned Keith’s Bicycle Track, 1901. részletei…

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The leaning test performed on the double decker buses in England, to show how unlikely they were to tip over, 1930.

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In 1930, the British government ran a lean test on double-decker buses to demonstrate their stability. This was in response to public concern that the buses were too top-heavy and could tip over if they went around a corner too quickly. To prove the buses were safe, the Ministry of Transport ran a lean test which involved driving a bus around a corner at increasing speeds until the outside wheels lifted off the ground. The tests were a success and proved that double-decker buses were safe and stable, even at high speeds. The government then passed legislation to ensure that … The leaning test performed on the double decker buses in England, to show how unlikely they were to tip over, 1930. részletei…