NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) -- Halloween is already one of the most dangerous nights of the year for pedestrians and drivers, but with the holiday falling on Friday, it brings a hazardous mix of increased foot traffic from trick-or-treaters, more weekend parties, and a greater likelihood of impaired driving.

The American Automobile Association, citing the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, said half of all crash fatalities on Halloween night in 2023 were alcohol-related. In addition, impaired driving is reportedly among the four leading causes of deadly crashes in the U.S., so drivers should plan for a safe ride before they party.

“Unlike weeknight Halloweens, when people tend to go home early or avoid drinking due to work the next day, a Friday celebration encourages more socia

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