Aussies have been warned about a surprising, seemingly innocent Halloween act that could see them slapped with a $2000 fine.
As the spookiest night of the year approaches, Dominic Wyatt of the International Drivers Association has shared that otherwise harmless Halloween costumes could result in “fines of up to $2000” if worn behind the wheel.
That means dressing up as your favourite ghost, zombie or character — particularly in a costume that is bulky or requires a mask or heavy makeup — could land you in hot water.
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