The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary urges parents, children, and drivers to take extra precautions this Halloween to ensure a safe and enjoyable celebration. Drivers are advised to reduce their speeds and be cautious in residential areas, while trick-or-treaters are reminded to use crosswalks, obey traffic signals, and stay on well-lit streets. Additional safety measures include inspecting treats before consuming them and wearing reflective tape or using glow sticks for increased visibility.
The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary is asking parents, children and drivers to take extra precautions this Halloween to ensure a frightfully fun celebration.Drivers are asked to reduce their speeds significantly and use extra caution, especially in residential areas. Trick-or-treaters should always use crosswalks, look both ways before crossing the street, and obey traffic signals .: Know the neighbourhood and plan your route in advance.
Avoid unfamiliar areas and stay on well-lit streets. Stick with friends or an adult when going door-to-door and never enter a home, apartment, or vehicle. Ensure face make-up and/or face masks do not obstruct vision. Wear reflective tape or use glow sticks to greatly increase visibility. A flashlight can also ensure you’re easily seen by drivers.: Inspect all treats before eating. Discard any items that appear to be tampered with.NTV Evening Newshour.
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