As children gear up for trick or treating this week, safety is a big concern.
Children in costumes may be difficult for even sober drivers to see, which means impaired drivers with slow reaction times can present a bigger danger to children as they trick or treat.
As a result, the Pennsylvania DUI Association urges adults, many of whom Halloween is also a big holiday, to plan ahead and not drink and drive.
Law enforcement agencies will be on the lookout for drunk drivers in the days leading up to and on Halloween.
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To find out when your neighborhood is holding Trick-or-Treat, you can head here.
We’ve compiled a list of all the municipalities and their trick-or-treat dates and times. Most are being held on Halloween itself but the times vary. Some were already held over the weekend.
Police urge drivers to be alert of children in dark costumes.
