For the past two-plus years, trick-or-treaters have learned ways to enjoy Halloween safely with the coronavirus still present in the U.S. Halloween participation is expected to return to pre-pandemic levels this year, according to the National Retail Federation. Sixty-nine percent of people surveyed plan to celebrate the holiday, which means the streets will be crowded with more ghosts and goblins. Studies show that weekday Halloweens have had 11% more fatal crashes than weekend Halloweens. Swipe ➡ for tips on how to be safe this Halloween. Visit the link in bio for more.