GEICO Says: Look Spooky; Stay Safe This Halloween
Add these tips to your
- Stick to sidewalks: Keeping off the streets altogether is one of the easiest ways to stay safe while trick-or-treating. If you wander to an area without sidewalks, walk as far to the side of the road as you can, and make sure to face traffic so you can immediately see when a car is approaching.
- Make yourself visible: Many of the spookiest
Halloween costumes come in dark colors, which can put trick-or-treaters at risk for not being noticed by drivers. Consider carrying a glow stick or taking advantage of the flashlight feature on your smartphone to give drivers a better chance of spotting you once it gets dark outside.
- Go slower than usual: If you’re traveling in a residential area or somewhere else that may have a large crowd of trick-or-treaters, plan to take your time. You may need to drive under the posted speed limit so you have enough time to scan your surroundings.
- Remember the rules of the road: For drivers, that means giving pedestrians the right of way and yielding at crosswalks. Pedestrians should only cross a street when the traffic signal permits, if one is available. If there is no signal present, try to establish contact with a driver by waving to make sure the driver sees you.
- Delete distractions from the plan: This tip applies to both drivers and pedestrians. Drivers need to be fully alert to spot pedestrians, and pedestrians need to pay attention so they don’t accidentally put themselves in harm’s way with oncoming traffic. Leave all phone functions alone and stop in a safe spot if you need to grab something in the car or readjust a
Halloween costume.
For more safe driving tips, visit the car safety and insurance page on GEICO More. Check out the latest GEICOween commercials on the GEICO YouTube channel.
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