Cross at a corner, and look both ways. Do not walk between cars, where drivers can't see you. Use glow sticks, glow bracelets, reflective tape on a costume or a flashlight to help drivers see you.

USE REFLECTIVE TAPE, ADD IT TO COSTUMES AND BAGS, OR GIVE KIDS GLOW STICKS SO THEY CAN BE SEEN MORE EASILY ON DARK AND SPOOKY HALLOWEEN NIGHTS. STAY ON SIDEWALKS INSTEAD OF WALKING BETWEEN CARS OR ...

The National Safety Council reports that children are more than twice as likely to be hit by a car and killed on Halloween ... parents I know even put reflective tape on the back of their children ...

A family of four died in that crash when their car traveled the wrong way on Loop ... new signs with reflective tape that are lower to the ground, radar detection models, high-definition traffic ...

This Nasatek 2-car garage door insulation ... and heavy-duty double-sided tape used to attach the insulation. The premium-priced reflective white foam core has an R-value of 8, which can reduce ...

Make trick-or-treaters more visible to motorists by using a flashlight and putting reflective tape on costumes and bags; Be safe when crossing the street – look both ways, use crosswalks when po ...

Backing out of driveways can be particularly dangerous on Halloween with kids running from house to house. Lombard recommends ...

Ten people have died in wrong-way crashes on Fort Worth roads so far this year. The number of fatalities has more than ...

According to doctors, it’s cars. Halloween is one of the deadliest ... too — try adding glow sticks or reflective tape. Also consider non-flammable costumes, said Dr. Nicholas Algu, a pediatri ...

New York State has an idea about when would be a good age that your kids can go with their friends trick-or-treating and without adult supervision.

The group said parents should ensure their kids have costumes with reflective tape to make them more visible — or potentially give them a flashlight — as well as picking masks that don’t ...

Look for vehicles in all directions, including cars planning to turn right or left. Walk on sidewalks and stay in well-lit areas. Bring glow sticks and flashlights. Add reflective tape and ...