FlickIt · Oct 12, 2026
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MORE: To stay safe, the DOT says to slow down at dusk and dawn when deer are most active, use high beams at night, and watch for "leaping stag" signs. If a deer runs in front of you, brake firmly but don't swerve — and if you do hit one, pull over, turn on your hazards, and stay in the car.
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