A Minnesota
maker of reflective safety gear is giving away kits to increase the night-time
visibility of Halloween costumes.
Chuck Gruber
cites State Farm research showing that Halloween is the deadliest day of the
year for child pedestrians.
His
Oakdale-based company — which the Business Journal profiled in August— is
giving away 10-square-inch adhesive strips of reflective material that
parents can stick on children's costumes.
The removable
strips have silicone-based tape on the back; on the front, millions of tiny
beads will reflect car headlights.
Put the strips
on all sides of the costume — front, back, left and right — to reflect light in
all directions.
Use the strips
to outline the shape of a human body to be easily recognizable as a person.
Put strips on
extremities that move — arms, hands, legs, and ankles — to further heighten
visibility.
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