by Joy Spencer Halloween is quickly approaching, and will be especially busy with it landing on a Friday this year. Halloween should be a fun, festive and safe celebration for everyone. Sadly, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Halloween is one of the year’s most dangerous holidays on the road due to alcohol-related crashes caused by those who drink and drive after parties and festivities. In 2012, 48 percent of all crash fatalities on Halloween night involved a drunk driver. Here are some tips and reminders for party-goers, party planners, and business owners to plan ahead for Halloween safety. Don’t serve alcohol to minors. The legal drinking age is 21 and, as a host, it is your responsibility to make sure minors aren’t drinking. If you’re going to drink alcohol, make plans now for a safe ride home. Party hosts should provide lots of food and non-alcoholic drinks to help guests pace themselves. Bars or restaurants that are