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What should the public look for at a carnival or amusement ride?

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What should the public look for at a carnival or amusement ride?

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• “Look for the Sticker” – A compliance sticker should be attached to each ride, List of Current Stickers. • “Look for the Sign” – A sign is required to inform the public how to report (on-site) an amusement ride that appears to be unsafe or to report an amusement ride operator that appears to be violating the law. The sign is to be posted at the principal entrance or at the ticket booths. • Look for posted height/weight restrictions for riders on certain rides. Who’s in charge? • A municipal, county or state law enforcement official may enter and inspect without notice at any time to ensure public safety and may immediately prohibit operation of an amusement ride for non-compliance and/or unsafe operation. • If requested by law enforcement an amusement ride owner/operator must make available the following documents for each ride: • A copy of the insurance policy • A copy of the inspection certificate • A daily self inspection log (mobile rides only) • An offense for non-compliance is

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