According to Consumer Reports, a rear-end crash occurs approximately every 17 seconds in the US. Most drivers will be able to recall several instances when a hard break was prudent to avoid a crash. A rear end crash not only translates to vehicular damage, but also results in driver injuries. Most rear end accidents and instances that calls for a hard break result in extreme strain to the ligaments and muscles in the neck, which is also referred to a whiplash. Despite strict lane rules, with so many drivers on the road, it is practically impossible to completely eliminate these kinds of accidents. Research also

According to the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, between 2003 and 2013, an estimated 113,272 inflatable amusement-related injuries were treated by emergency departments. More than 90% of the estimated injuries were related to moon bounces. During this same period, 12 deaths involving inflatable amusements were reported to the CPSC. In 2003, it was reported that an estimated 3,000 non-occupational injuries were treated by hospital emergency departments. According to the International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions (IAAPA), in 2008, approximately 1,343 ride-related injuries were reported in the US. Of those, 80 injuries were reported as “serious,” meaning that overnight treatment in a hospital was required