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Safe Driving During Deer Season: It is still the thick of the deer mating season and it is important to be careful when driving during the day or at night, especially at dawn or dusk. Here are some tips to stay safe on the roads: - If you see one deer, there are usually more. Slow Down! - Stay in the center lane on a multi-lane road. This gives you more time. - If you see deer crossing the road, drive straight and slow down firmly. Deer are unpredictable and they can change directions at any time. - DO NOT SWERVE. SLOW DOWN. - If you hit a deer, find the safest area on the shoulder with your flashers on. - Always remain in your vehicle and call 911. - Do not check on the deer - your safety is most important and there is nothing you can do to help the deer. #cascadegeos #safedriving #roadsafety #safety

Safe Driving During Deer Season: It is still the thick of the deer mating season and it is important to be careful when driving during the day or at night, especially at dawn or dusk. Here are some tips to stay safe on the roads: - If you see one deer, there are usually more. Slow Down! - Stay in the center lane on a multi-lane road. This gives you more time. - If you see deer crossing the road, drive straight and slow down firmly. Deer are unpredictable and they can change directions at any time. - DO NOT SWERVE. SLOW DOWN. - If you hit a deer, find the safest area on the shoulder with your flashers on. - Always remain in your vehicle and call 911. - Do not check on the deer - your safety is most important and there is nothing you can do to help the deer. #quicksupplyco #safedriving #roadsafety #safety

Safe Driving During Deer Season: It is still the thick of the deer mating season and it is important to be careful when driving during the day or at night, especially at dawn or dusk. Here are some tips to stay safe on the roads:  - If you see one deer, there are usually more. Slow Down! - Stay in the center lane on a multi-lane road. This gives you more time. - If you see deer crossing the road, drive straight and slow down firmly. Deer are unpredictable and they can change directions at any time.  - DO NOT SWERVE. SLOW DOWN. - If you hit a deer, find the safest area on the shoulder with your flashers on. - Always remain in your vehicle and call 911. - Do not check on the deer - your safety is most important and there is nothing you can do to help the deer.  #aspenterprises #safedriving #roadsafety #safety

KEYWEST SAFETY SPOTLIGHT... Deer mating season is here, and with deer on the move, the risk of accidents increases. It's essential to stay alert to avoid collisions, both in cities and on highways. Rutting season, which lasts from late October to December, peaks in mid-November. During this time, male deer become more aggressive and active, often crossing roads unexpectedly. Here are some tips to keep you and your family safe while driving. Seat belts are crucial for safety and are required by law. Here are some tips for driving during deer season: ▪️ Deer are most active at dawn and dusk. ▪️ Stay alert near wooded areas, parks, and water sources. ▪️ On multi-lane roads, stay in middle lane for better visibility. ▪️ If you encounter a deer, don’t swerve; apply brakes , maintain a straight path to avoid collisions. ▪️ Remember that deer often travel in groups, so if you see one, watch for more. ▪️ Continuously scan the road and ditches. ▪️ Use high beam headlights for better visibility. Let's Stay Safe Friends! #DeerSeason #RoadSafety #DrivingTips #RoadAwareness #StaySafe #SeatBeltSafety #KeywestProjectsLtd

Don't veer for deer! 🦌 Here are a few tips from our blog for driving safely in deer season: 1️⃣ If you see one, expect more to follow. 2️⃣ Deer crossing signs show high-risk areas. 3️⃣ The horn may confuse the deer; try flashing your lights to scare them off. 4️⃣ Slow down, avoid distraction, and scan the road for deer! Read the full blog here: 🔗https://lnkd.in/gPS-2Wdn #onwardsafetytips #onwardinjurylaw #roadsafety

🚙🦌 Deer season is here! 🦌🚙 Keep yourself and others safe on the road with these tips: ⚠️ Stay Alert: Watch for deer crossing signs and be EXTRA vigilant at dawn and dusk. ⚠️ Slow Down: Reduce speed in areas where deer are common. ⚠️ Use High Beams: If it’s safe, use high beams to spot deer earlier. ⚠️ Don't Swerve: If a deer jumps in front of you, brake firmly but don’t swerve to avoid a collision. Stay safe out there! And if you need us, Solley's Collision is YOUR collision decision to help with any repairs. 😉 https://lnkd.in/eHMRcMFD #SolleysCollision #SafeDriving #DeerSeason #CollisionRepair #YourCollisionDecision

As we enter spring in the Midwest, the chances of striking a deer with your vehicle increases. While not presenting quite the same risks as in the fall, there are spikes in collisions as deer resettle into their summer range and spread out for the upcoming fawning season. Some tips to help reduce the likelihood or impact of of striking a deer with your car: 1) Avoid distractied driving. Keep alert and aware of your surroundings, especially at sunset and sunrise. 2) Know where deer are most likely to frequent and keep your speed at posted limits or lower to increase response time. 3) Use high beams in low light conditions when other drivers aren’t present. 4) Do not swerve to avoid a deer! Changing lanes abruptly can cause loss of control and make matters worse. 5) Avoid the gadgets like whistles. They’ve not been proven to work and could provide a false sense of security.

OH DEER! Deer are especially active in the fall — particularly from mid-October through November — during their mating season. Deer are most active during sunrise and sunset. Deer, and other wildlife, are most active during prime commuting hours, roughly from 5 to 8 a.m. and 5 to 8 p.m. Pay attention to deer crossing signs. Take precautions when driving at night If there is no oncoming traffic, turn on your high beams: You’ll not only be able to see clearer, but you’ll have a greater chance of spotting a deer from a distance. Do not swerve to avoid a deer collision. By swerving you put yourself at risk for a worse collision with another vehicle or running off the road. Stay in your lane and try to slow down.

It's deer season! Remember, deer are most active during dawn and dusk. Keep your eyes alert and drive safe. 🦌 For more tips on safe driving during deer season, check out our recent media release: https://lnkd.in/eJPhYyM6

Do you know what to do on the road to avoid hitting a deer? These safety tips will help keep you and your passengers safe as you share the road this deer season. 🦌🚘 Give Dylan a call with any questions 417-888-0048.