Halloween safety tips from the American Red Cross

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• Children are twice as likely to be hit by a car on Halloween, so extra caution is needed when walking outdoors. 29s
• Parents should use sidewalks, cross streets at intersections, and avoid crossing between cars to enhance pedestrian safety. 41s
• Costumes should be flame-resistant, not obstruct vision, and be short enough to prevent tripping hazards. 1m 19s
• Drivers should be especially alert, use headlights early, and avoid driving under the influence during Halloween festivities. 2m 16s
• Pets should be kept away from toxic treats and separated from trick-or-treaters, with collars and contact information for safety. 2m 52s