Be sure that they are turned off when another car approaches. Pedestrians and Bicyclists When walking or riding at night, wear a brightly-colored scarf, hat or helmet. Retro-reflective gear helps you remain visible to motorists. Carry a flashlight or equip your bike with a light. Avoid jaywalking and crossing from between parked vehicles.
Crosswalks are safer and more visible.
A seasonal safety message should remind all motorists to be extra careful, and remind parents to review pedestrian safety rules with their children. Alcohol consumption is also high on Halloween due to the increased popularity of adult parties. Some communities have instituted free cab ride programs on Halloween to reduce impaired driving. Tips for Motorists Slow down. Watch for children walking on roads, medians and curbs.