It’s the Halloween routine: all those little ghosts and goblins going house to house, collecting their candy. It may be the cutest night of the year, but it can also be one of the most dangerous. That’s why Fielding Law wants to remind you to use extra caution if you are behind the wheel. And if your little ones are ready to light up fright night, here are some tips to help keep everyone safe.
Halloween Safety Tips for Drivers and Trick-or-Treaters
Make sure costumes are bright and reflective, pick costumes and masks that don’t obscure eyesight and have the kids carry a flashlight. Travel in groups to stay on well, lighted streets and only cross at crosswalks.
No matter how careful you are accidents happen, so if you are involved in a car or a pedestrian accident because of someone else’s carelessness, call Fielding Law or visit fieldinglaw.com
