National Amusement Park Ride Safety Act

Bill 119 HR 1855, also known as the Amusement Ride Safety Act, aims to amend the Consumer Product Safety Act to ensure that amusement rides that are permanently fixed to a site are treated as consumer products. This bill is designed to enhance safety regulations for amusement rides in order to protect consumers from potential hazards.

The bill requires that amusement rides that are permanently fixed to a site, such as roller coasters and Ferris wheels, meet certain safety standards and undergo regular inspections to ensure they are safe for public use. This includes requirements for proper maintenance, operation, and emergency procedures.

Additionally, the bill aims to improve communication between amusement ride operators and consumers by requiring clear and visible signage with safety information and warnings. It also establishes a reporting system for accidents and injuries related to amusement rides in order to track and address any safety concerns. Overall, the Amusement Ride Safety Act seeks to enhance consumer protection and ensure the safety of individuals who enjoy amusement rides. By treating these rides as consumer products and implementing stricter safety regulations, this bill aims to prevent accidents and injuries, ultimately creating a safer environment for all amusement park visitors.