With Ottawa tracking one of its most dangerous years for road fatalities, city officials and safety advocates are calling on drivers to reduce speeds and on trick-or-treaters to wear reflective gear or carry lights this Halloween weekend. The combination of low visibility, costumes, and distracted driving makes October 31st one of the riskiest nights of the year for pedestrians.
With Ottawa tracking one of its most dangerous years for road fatalities, city officials and safety advocates are calling on drivers to reduce speeds and on trick-or-treaters to wear reflective gear or carry lights this Halloween weekend. The combination of low visibility, costumes, and distracted driving makes October 31st one of the riskiest nights of the year for pedestrians.
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