Trick-or-treating is an old national tradition. In Delaware, 6 to 8 p.m. on Halloween night is generally when most people are going to be out.

So, leave a light on, buy some candy and be generous to all the kids dressed up for the occasion.

Halloween lands on a Friday night this year, meaning there could be crazier drivers.

Be on the lookout for kids in dark costumes in streets and sidewalks, and stay off of the road if you can. Parents and children should be aware of their surroundings while trick-or-treating. Children should stay on the sidewalk and use crosswalks to cross the street.

The following is a list of rules per municipality in Delaware that may be updated as some cities and towns send in their information.

Trick-or-treating restrictions in New Castle County

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