Why Don't Buses Have Seatbelts?

The video explores the evolution of car safety, focusing on seatbelts as a crucial safety device. It explains why seatbelts are essential in cars but not in buses, highlighting the unique safety features of buses such as compartmentalization and their design to absorb impact. The video also discusses the cost implications of adding seatbelts to buses and concludes that buses are designed to ensure passenger safety without them.

Why are seatbelts considered essential in automobiles but not in buses?

What are some safety features that buses offer compared to other automobiles?

Discuss the reasons why passengers in buses are generally safer during an accident compared to those in smaller vehicles.

Explain the concept of compartmentalization in buses and how it contributes to passenger safety.

What impact does the addition of seatbelts have on the cost of a bus?