AAA is cautioning residents about a hazardous mix of increased foot traffic from trick-or-treaters, more weekend parties, and a higher likelihood of impaired driving.

Halloween is traditionally one of the most dangerous nights of the year for pedestrians and drivers, and this year, the risks are even higher. With the holiday falling on a Friday,

In 2023, half of all crash fatalities on Halloween night were alcohol-related, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). AAA’s “Crashes Hit Different” campaign highlights that impaired driving is one of the four leading causes of fatal traffic crashes in the U.S. The organization urges drivers to plan for a safe ride before they party.

“Unlike weeknight Halloweens, when people tend to go home early or avoid drinkin

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