Car Hit from Behind at Stop Light

Well did you report it. You should at least do that. I mean if it didn't hurt the bumper it couldn't of been very hard at all and I wouldn't think there would be any damage on the inside of the bumper. You might have it checked out just to be sure.

 

If it didn't break, crack, or even scratch the paint????
I wouldn't worry about it.

Was there an accident report???
Did you tell your insurance company???

If both of these are a "no"...and they should be, then I'd not worry about it. With all due respect to earlier advice??? I would NOT report this unless there is a zero percent chance that you will ever sell your car.
If your car has been in a wreck...it's a little like having a social disease.
Yeah, right....there are "minor" accidents, and it may not have been your fault, but just try selling your car after it's been in an fender-bender and the word "accident" gets mated to it's VIN and see if you can get a good price for it....and it's a binary condition. Either your car HAS or it HAS NOT been in an accident.
The internal components of your car are designed to get "shook up" and you do it every time you hit a bump.

Really.
Don't worry about it!
Get on with your life.

 

Something similar happened to me when I was standing in line for coffee and somebody bumped into my arm... It didn't hurt and there was no damage but I went straight to the emergency room to make sure I was ok. They said my arm was ok but that I had mental health problems and wanted me to see a psychiatrist and now I'm on like five different prescription to keep me sane! I sure am glad I went to get everything checked out. Imagine what would of happened if I hadn't of gone straight to the emergency room?

 

Welcome to the HAL Club (Hit at light club) You owe us dues!

 

My 2010 was hit harder, leaving minor bumper, grill, and license plate impressions. The shop replaced the bumper cover but didn't need to replace the foam block underneath. No other problems.

 

Sounds like you're OK but I recently saw a Motorweek segment on importance of the hidden foam being uncompressed since it is part of the collision protection built into new cars. Who ever gets to see the parts after leaving the car at the repair shop?

 

January 2 of this year I was parked in a parking lot when an Escalade suv backed into my rear end. The rear bumper had to be replaced. I haven't noticed any difference in the way my car operates. Some people have expressed concern about the effects on the hybrid battery from any part of the car being painted. The concern is about the heat in the painting process. I am not knowledgable enough to know if this is a possibility.
Anyhow it sounds like your car got more of a kiss than a hit. Best wishes.