It is Halloween and given the cold temperatures and plenty of snow, Prince George RCMP have all the more reason to dole out their typical warnings.

Corporal Craig Douglass says safety on the roads is always improtant with trick or treaters out in force, and this year it is even more of a challenge.

"Wear bright clothing, have lights, strobes, even glow sticks that you can get in a lot of retailers are ideal to get attention of drivers," said Douglass.

As for drivers, Douglass says everyone behind the wheel should expect the unexpected with children all over the place.

General caution is the theme as police urge the use of common sense.

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