INDIANA— The Indiana State Police (ISP) is urging drivers to exercise extreme caution on roadways as deer-mating season leads to a sharp increase in deer-vehicle collisions. The ISP emphasized the danger, noting that last year, Indiana recorded over 17,000 accidents involving deer, which resulted in 707 injuries and nine fatalities.

With deer activity in full swing from October through December, police are issuing several key safety tips to help motorists avoid a potentially fatal collision.

Key Safety Tips from Indiana State Police

Be Cautious at Dawn and Dusk: Deer are most active during dawn and dusk hours. Drivers should be particularly vigilant during these times, though deer can appear at any hour. Always ensure all passengers are wearing seat belts in case a sudden stop is ne

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