This document summarizes a research paper on an automatic pneumatic bumper system to prevent vehicle accidents. The system uses infrared sensors to detect when another vehicle is approaching, which triggers a solenoid valve to release compressed air into a pneumatic cylinder. This extends the vehicle's bumper to increase the crashing distance and reduce impact in the event of a collision. The system is intended to improve vehicle safety by automatically applying the brakes sooner and keeping a safer distance between vehicles. It was designed, constructed and tested by six students and their professor to validate its ability to help avoid accidents and minimize vehicle and passenger damage when crashes do occur.