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I know that this is the time of year to try and spook your family, friends, and neighbors with a good-natured trick. But there’s one way to scare the people in your life that I can guarantee you don’t want to try this Halloween: getting hurt in a drunk driving accident.
Did you know that the Halloween weekend claims more lives every year from drinking and driving than New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day combined?
Driving drunk on Halloween not only threatens the safety of everyone on the road – it also threatens the safety of children who are out trick-or-treating. While there is never a good time to be drunk behind the wheel, children darting across the street as they go door to door only increases the risk of someone being injured by a drunk driver.
Parents, in particular, need to be aware during Halloween. Check out these Halloween safety tips about costumes, trick-or-treating, candy, driving, and more. There’s never a bad time of the year to play it safe, especially during the spookiest holiday of them all.