Slow down: Watch for deer, especially around dawn and between the hours of 6 p.m. and 9 p.m., when they’re most active, according to ConsumerReports.org. Be aware: Look out for deer-crossing signs and ...

Weisberg said deer are most active at dawn and dusk. Driving more slowly at night, as well as paying attention to deer crossing signs ... Then, you can call law enforcement if you need help ...

Use added caution on roadways marked with ‘deer crossing’ signs; • Use extreme caution when driving at dawn or dusk, when animal movement is at its highest and visibility is reduced ...

He said one of the best things drivers can do is to be aware of peak deer activity times like dusk to dawn during spring and fall. He said people should be driving the speed limit and also look out ...

If you see one deer, expect others, as they often travel in groups. Reduce speed and be vigilant near wooded areas, parks, golf courses, and water sources. Deer crossing signs indicate areas with ...

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources reported stable deer populations across much of the state ahead of the two-week ...

With days growing shorter, the Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management (DEM) is cautioning motorists to be on high alert for deer crossing roadways, particularly at dawn and dusk. The ...

Brown also said to use caution where deer crossing signs are posted. Brown said if you cannot avoid hitting a deer, maintain control of the vehicle. “Unfortunately, a lot of our more serious ...

AAA experts are offering tips to avoid running into a deer during the peak November season for deer-car collisions.

Michigan is in buck fever as hunters get ready to head out for opening day of firearm deer season on Friday, Nov. 15.