Minnesota State Patrol warns drivers as deer activity increases
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Minnesota State Patrol warns drivers as deer activity increases
The Minnesota State Patrol says drivers should be especially cautious on rural two-lane roads and during the early morning and evening hours. Drivers who spot a deer should slow down, watch for additional deer and avoid swerving if a collision…
The risk of deer collisions is increasing with the deer hunting season now starting.
When suddenly a deer jumps onto the road, a hazard brake does not always prevent an accident. Even an e-scooter ride under the influence of drugs employs the police.
Police are reminding road users that the risk of deer collisions is higher than usual this time of year. Deer are on the move in the fall, and the deer hunting season can increase deer movement near roads even during the day. Nearly 30 percent of last year's deer collisions occurred in September and October.
Police are reminding road users that the risk of deer collisions is higher than usual this time of year. Deer are on the move in the fall, and the deer hunting season can increase deer movement near roads even during the day. The article Hunting increases the risk of deer collisions, police warn – “Deer do not follow traffic rules” was first published on SSS.fi.
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