Colorado Officials Urge Caution as End of Daylight Saving Time Coincides with Uptick in Wildlife Activity

Deer collisions rise after daylight saving time ends

Drivers have another reason to be extra careful on the roads after Sunday's time change.

Advocates warn of increase in animal activity on Virginia roads following end of daylight saving time

Daylight saving time ending means turning the clocks back and getting an extra hour of sleep, but with earlier sunsets come more crashes on Virginia roadways involving animals.

Colorado officials urge caution as end of daylight saving time coincides with uptick in wildlife activity

With clocks being set back an hour this weekend, drivers should pay extra attention for wildlife on the roadways, according to a news release from Colorado Parks and Wildlife. Sunday, Nov. 1, marks the start...

Colorado Parks and Wildlife urges drivers to watch for wildlife as daylight saving time ends

As daylight saving time ends this Sunday, Colorado drivers are being reminded to watch for wildlife on the roads. The earlier sunsets coincide with animals moving to lower elevations for the winter.