AAA offers tips for a safe and spooky Halloween

Good morning, Nick. Good morning, folks. You fill up a pillowcase tomorrow night. You're doing all right. Woodbridge is one of the towns here in New Jersey that does have a curfew 7 p.m. if you're under 18. Otherwise, you've got to be out with your parent. But regardless of what town you're driving through, you want to take it slow, take it easy, make sure it's a very safe. Halloween for everyone involved. AAA throwing out some tips out there for everybody because it's actually more than just driving on this Saturday night. These are some of the suggestions from AAA. More kids will be out, of course, after dark on Halloween than normal, so slow it down, stay alert if you are driving, and be on the lookout for kids crossing the street as they go from house to house for that delicious candy. Halloween, of course, falls on Saturday. That means there'll be more holiday parties happening. Celebrate responsibly, and if you're visiting someone, make sure you have a safe ride home. If you come to my house, I'll be in the front yard having a cocktail. There's no doubt about that. And we also turn back the clocks early Sunday morning, so if you plan to make it a very late Halloween night, be aware of fatigue while driving. You may be out till 2 a.m. and see the clock and say, Oh, wait, it's still... Early. Well, you want to make sure you're awake enough to drive home. So make sure, again, you can get home safely. And that's part of the deal for those hosting parties as well. Make sure everybody you're having at your home gets home safely. If not, just have them crash and spend the night. Always the better idea. Parents know, make sure the kids have the glow sticks or the lighter costumes so drivers can see them. And again, if you're behind the wheel, just put the phone down, especially. Tomorrow. And if it's dark while you're driving tomorrow, put it down. Make sure you're watching what's out in front of you. That's the latest from Woodbridge. We are live. Tony Caputo News 12.