Halloween is often filled with excitement for both adults and children as we put on our spookiest outfits and make our way door-to-door in search of candy. Still, it’s important to remember that the chances of being involved in a motor vehicle accident increase on this particular holiday.
Studies have shown car accident totals on Halloween are dramatically higher than most other days of the year. Dr. Purnima Unni from Monroe Carrell, Jr. Children’s Hospital in Nashville tells WKRN News 2 that children are around four times more likely to be struck by a vehicle on October 31.
To help reduce the number of accidents in Middle Tennessee this Halloween, our Nashville pedestrian accident lawyers at Ponce Law would like to suggest taking these precautions this Halloween:
We hope these tips help you to have a safe and happy Halloween!
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