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Explore 7 published pages tagged with Ride Safety, grouped automatically from article text, entity focus, and recurring topical signals.
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amusement-parks
A tall roller coaster is generally defined by a first hill that exceeds 200 feet (about 60 meters), launching riders into a sequence of high-speed drops, airtime moments, and in...
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This evergreen explainer addresses what is known about deaths at Canobie Lake Park, how they occurred, and how often they happen at the park. It focuses on verified details, dis...
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Amusement park accidents refer to injuries, incidents, or near misses that occur on rides, in queues, or across park properties. This evergreen explainer covers how rides are de...
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A fair swing ride is a carnival or park amusement in which a suspended seat swings outward and rises while a rotating arm moves steadily. This guide explains how these rides ope...
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A crash is any unintended event in which a roller coaster train collides with a fixed object, overruns the end of the track, or experiences severe derailment that compromises ri...
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Within public discussion and news coverage, the phrase Uber stabbing refers to physical assaults involving a knife or sharp object that occur during an Uber ride. These are rare...
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Carnival rides break when one or more safety critical components fail, wear beyond limits, or are subjected to overloads that exceed design margins. Failures usually trace to me...
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