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Thursday, October 15, 2026

The safety questions facing America's roller coasters

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A deadly incident at Six Flags in Georgia is raising new questions about roller coaster safety. Experts say inconsistent safety standards and a so-called roller coaster loophole limit federal oversight of amusement park rides. Skyler Henry reports.

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