UK drivers reminded to prioritize safety on Halloween to avoid accidents and fines

express.co.uk

Drivers in the UK are being reminded to exercise caution on Halloween night to avoid accidents and fines of up to £5,000. The darker evenings and increased pedestrian activity, especially from trick-or-treaters, heighten the risk of incidents. A change to the Highway Code in 2022 requires drivers to prioritize the safety of vulnerable road users, including pedestrians and cyclists. Motorists should be vigilant for pedestrians, especially those in costumes that may reduce visibility. Turo advises drivers to remain calm if faced with aggressive behavior from other road users, such as tailgating. Maintaining a steady speed or allowing tailgaters to pass can help ensure safety on the roads.


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