We heard from representatives with the California Highway Patrol and California Office of Traffic Safety to learn how to ...

“The deer are definitely on the move in the morning hours and then in the dusk hours,” Ames said. “INDOT, especially on the interstate, has the deer crossing signs ... and call 9-1-1.

If you hit a deer, pull over, assess the damage, and if necessary, call law enforcement ... “If you do encounter a deer crossing the roadway, it’s best not to try to take evasive action ...

So, what can you do to avoid deer-vehicle crash? Here are four ways that can help. Slow down in areas posted with deer crossing signs and in ... if possible, and call 911.

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 ...

When a deer or moose approaches the roadway ahead, honk the car horn to discourage them from entering the roadway. • Use added caution on roadways marked with deer crossing signs.