Avoid costumes that restrict the ability to walk, as this will dampen speed, reaction time, and introduces an unnecessary tripping hazard. This also goes for parents and chaperones.Ĥ.) Costumes should not restrict movement or vision. Even a small patch of light could go a long way. There are also special indicator lights available that make costumed treaters more visible.

Flash lights will help them see in the dark and make them more visible to drivers. This also goes for parents and chaperones.ģ.) Trick-or-treaters should carry a light source. Even a small patch of reflective could go a long way.

While few reflective costumes are available, reflective tape and safety vests are available at stores, and many highly reflective candy bags are available.

This could apply to reflective costumes, candy bags, or accessories. This also goes for parents and chaperones.Ģ.) Trick-or-treaters should be reflective.

Even a small patch of color could go a long way. If a costume is dark, a bright candy bag, shoes, or accessories will also help. Trick-or-treating does, of course, take place after dark, and the more bright and vibrant a color is the more it will stand out in the darkness. The Meridian Township Police Department would like to celebrate an injury-free holiday and have these tips to help make it happen.ġ.) Costumes should be brightly colored. MERIDIAN TOWNSHIP - Fall is newly upon us and Halloween is just around the corner, and that means tiny trick-or-treaters, which present a very unique traffic hazard to drivers.

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