DID YOU KNOW? PROTECT YOUR AUTO PROTECT YOUR HOME Tips for a Spooktacular & Safe Halloween More homeowner’s claims are filed on Halloween than any other day of the year. The average costs of auto claims on Halloween are 9% higher than the annual average. Children are twice as likely to be fatally injured by a car on Halloween as any other day of the year. PROTECT THE KIDS Visitor Safety - Keep pets inside - Light your walkway Appropriate Costumes - Wear comfortable shoes - Ensure visibility through masks Drive Extra Safe - Slow down - Anticipate heavy pedestrian traffic - Turn headlights on early - Park in a garage or near lights - Close windows and lock doors - Set car alarms to defer thieves - Avoid décor that can be easily thrown - Pricey décor could entice thieves - A well-lit home deters burglars - If you have a home security system, post a sign saying so TRICK-OR-TREAT - Children under 12 should always be supervised by an adult - Always walk on sidewalks or paths, and cross streets at corners with traffic signals - Increase visibility with a flashlight and reflective clothing - Give extra caution when driving. Be alert – no cell phones! INSPECT THE TREATS - Tell kids not to accept or eat homemade treats - Inspect commercially wrapped candy for signs of tampering - If you have young children, remove any choking hazards such as gum, hard candy, or small toys lawleyinsurance.com 1.844.4LAWLEY Get more safety tips at: