OPP is reminding the public about Halloween safety this spooky season.
For drivers, they advise keeping an extra eye out for kids trick-or-treating, as they may be distracted.
For parents, they advise using face makeup instead of a mask, or ensuring that if they are wearing a mask, it has adequate eye and mouth holes.
They also say to ensure kids are buckled up if driving between neighborhoods and supervising young children, even if they’re in a group.
Police advise kids who are going out without a parent to stay in a group, and to tell parents their planned route.
They also suggest wearing reflective clothing and carrying a flashlight, and staying in familiar neighborhoods.
They advise never going into someone’s house to get a treat and not eating treats unless they’re inspected by an adult.
