Save the spooky stuff for the festivities! Do your part to look out for each other on and off the roads in North Texas this week.
DALLAS — When it comes to the costumes and décor, y'all can keep it spooky. But we need to keep it safe on the roads here in North Texas as people get ready for Halloween andBe prepared to check for people in areas you may not expect. That means being prepared to stop and allow them to pass.
And a rule you should follow every time you drive – but especially this week with little ones out and about –It's not just the children's safety to think about this holiday. Adults need to be mindful of getting home safely from their own festivities too!We can't wait to see all of your creative costumes! Keep these tips in mind as you get ready to dress up and head out.
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