Does Your Neighborhood Pass the Trick-or-Treat Test?

Every neighborhood I've lived in has rocked it out when it comes to Halloween. Each place feels like it was made for this time of the year and especially for trick-or-treating on Halloween night. First Brooklyn Heights, then Westmount in Montreal, and now West Hills in Lawrence, Kansas. All of these neighborhoods happen to be great places to trick-or-treat. And according to the trick-or-treat test, that means they're quite likely examples of good urban design: