Tulsa police share 7 Halloween safety tips for families and drivers
Officers urge families to improve visibility, use crosswalks and stay alert as trick-or-treaters head out. Tulsa police have issued a safety guide for Halloween, urging parents, trick-or-treaters and drivers to take extra precautions to prevent accidents and keep everyone safe. Officer Andre Baul from the Tulsa Police Department stated that drivers should watch for children who may be difficult to see, especially after dark. Parents should ensure costumes do not block children's vision or make them difficult to walk. Children should cross streets at designated crosswalks and stop and check traffic before crossing. Reflective clothing and accessories can help drivers see trick-Or-treatingers after dark, particularly in neighborhoods with limited lighting. Drivers should reduce their speed in residential neighborhoods and pay close attention to intersections and roadways.
Published : 6 hours ago by Sierra Burnett in Lifestyle
Halloween brings more pedestrians to Tulsa neighborhoods as children go door-to-door for candy. Tulsa police are reminding parents, trick-or-treaters and drivers to take extra precautions to help prev... [2710 symbols]
Topics: Holidays, Halloween
