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Safety conscious “trick or treaters” should use “Hot Dots” or some other reflective material as part of their Halloween garb this year, said John T. Hanna, director, Highway Safety Division of Virginia, in urging both motorists and children to exercise extra caution on Halloween night.
Hot Dots — small circles of reflectorized tape about the size of a penny — will stick to books or clothing and reflect auto headlights for distances up to 600 feet. The Hot Dot program is a statewide program laun
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