Are Template Literals Safe for Dynamic Routes in Node.js?

I'm curious about the safety of using template literals for dynamic routes on the front end when working with Node.js. For example, in an Express route, it looks something like this:

app.get("/posts/:postID", (req, res) => {
// Retrieve post info from the database
});

Then on the front end, I have a function like this:

async function getPostInfo() {
const response = await fetch(`/posts/${postID}`);
const post = await response.json();
return post;
}

As long as I ensure that my Postgres queries are parameterized, is this a safe way to handle the request? I think it works, but I'm new to Node.js and worried about potential XSS attacks. Thanks for any help!