Halloween falls on a Saturday this year, and AAA says that raises the stakes for road safety
AAA says more people will be out after dark, and Safe Kids Worldwide says children are more than twice as likely to be struck and killed on Halloween.
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Off the news: Keep roads spook-free this Halloween | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
These days, adults look forward to Halloween revelry as much as young children champing at the bit to canvass neighborhoods for free candy. And this year All Hallow’s Eve falls on a Saturday.
AAA warns of Halloween’s Triple Threat:Pedestrians, impairment and Fall-Back fatigue - Shawnee News-Star
AAA Oklahoma OKLAHOMA CITY – Halloween and the end of daylight saving time will collide this weekend, creating a triple threat on Oklahoma roads: more… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
AAA Warns Of Halloween’s Triple Threat: Pedestrians, Impairment And Fall-Back Fatigue
SIOUX FALLS — Halloween and the end of Daylight Saving Time will collide this weekend, creating a triple threat on South Dakota roads: more child pedestrians, more impaired drivers and more fatigued motorists.
AAA Warns of Halloween Road Safety Risks as Holiday Falls on Saturday - Clarksville Online - Clarksville News, Sports, Events and Information
Nashville, TN – Halloween brings added dangers to the road every year, but AAA warns motorists and families to be especially cautious this year as Halloween falls on a Saturday. Saturday night could bring a potentially dangerous mix of trick-or-treaters walking through neighborhoods, motorists traveling to parties and other weekend activities, and children and teens […] The post AAA Warns of Halloween Road Safety Risks as Holiday Falls on Saturd…
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