(NewsUSA) - Halloween is one of the most anticipated nights of
the year -- it's also one of the most dangerous for pedestrians.
As children take time to pick out the creepy costumes they're
going to wear, adults should spend some time thinking about
Halloween driver safety. Firestone Complete Auto Care gives a
few tips to help drivers avoid a scare this Halloween: - Make
sure the monsters can see you. Jack-o-Lanterns aren't the only
items that should be illuminated on Halloween. Before getting
behind the wheel, drivers should make sure they have optimal
visibility by ensuring their vehicles' lights are in working
order, the defroster is working properly, the windshield wipers
are in good condition and the windshield washer fluid is at an
appropriate level. Many children wear masks and costumes that
obscure their vision, so functioning lights will also help make
the vehicle more visible for pedestrians. - Don't drive fast to
escape the ghosts. On Halloween, many children run from house to
house eager to yell "