In the 1990s, automakers introduced a wave of safety features that were considered cutting-edge. While many laid the foundation for modern systems, several have faded away as technology and standards improved.
Home projects in the 1980s were all about creativity, frugality, and DIY solutions using whatever materials were on hand. Safety codes were often an afterthought, and many homeowners relied on gut instinct instead of building regulations. While those projects may have seemed clever or harmless at the time, they wouldn’t stand a chance under modern building standards.
Sometimes, the thrill of a ride crosses a line, and safety pays the price.
This article shares 17 everyday activities that turned out to be more dangerous than people thought.
These 14 products were officially recalled after people raised serious safety concerns that led to public pressure and investigations.
These 12 old public service announcements were meant to educate, but many ended up scaring viewers and left a lasting impression.