AAA shares safety tips to protect trick-or-treaters and drivers on Halloween
According to AAA, 28 people were killed in alcohol-related crashes on Halloween in 2023.
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AAA Northeast is reminding families and drivers to stay alert this Halloween, which they call the deadliest night of the year for young pedestrians.
The organization recommends that parents accompany their children while trick-or-treating until at least age 12. To increase visibility, they suggest using flashlights and wearing reflective gear.
Costumes should prioritize safety—AAA advises choosing face paint over masks to avoid obstructing a child’s vision.
Drivers are urged to avoid cutting through residential neighborhoods where children are likely to be out walking. Extra caution is especially important during peak trick-or-treating hours.
According to AAA, 28 people were killed in alcohol-related crashes on Halloween in 2023.
