Infographic

Steer clear of deer

 

Vehicles are not the only ones that travel by road sometimes. Deer on the road pose a danger to drivers. The reason is simple: car accidents. By knowing what to look for to avoid them, and what to do if you encounter one, you can keep yourself and your car safer.

And, while a repair could mean “big bucks,” the right auto coverage doesn’t have to cost a lot of “doe.” Talk to your independent insurance agent about parts coverage, new/newer car replacement, and other options from The Hanover.

Sources:

LC August 2018-356

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Steer clear of deer

 

Vehicles are not the only ones that travel by road sometimes. Deer on the road pose a danger to drivers. The reason is simple: car accidents. By knowing what to look for to avoid them, and what to do if you encounter one, you can keep yourself and your car safer.

And, while a repair could mean “big bucks,” the right auto coverage doesn’t have to cost a lot of “doe.” Talk to your independent insurance agent about parts coverage, new/newer car replacement, and other options from The Hanover.

Sources:

LC August 2018-356

Related resources

Steer clear of deer

steer clear of deer infographic

 

Vehicles are not the only ones that travel by road sometimes. Deer on the road pose a danger to drivers. The reason is simple: car accidents. By knowing what to look for to avoid them, and what to do if you encounter one, you can keep yourself and your car safer.

And, while a repair could mean “big bucks,” the right auto coverage doesn’t have to cost a lot of “doe.” Talk to your independent insurance agent about parts coverage, new/newer car replacement, and other options from The Hanover.

Sources:

LC August 2018-356

Infographic transcript

When

  • October to December is peak deer mating season
  • Dusk and dawn are peak deer activity times

Watch for

  • Deer x-ing signs - slow down when you see one
  • Multiple deer - they rarely travel alone
  • Eyes - reflect in headlights
  • Salt on roads - safety for drivers, tasty to deer

Avoiding deer

  • Use high beams or bright headlights
  • Move to center lane of highway with deer hazard signs

See a deer?

  • Do honk and drive straight ahead
  • Don't swerve or slam on brakes

Hit a deer?

Do

  • Move to a safe location before calling police
  • Turn on hazard lights
  • Call police
  • Keep your seat belt on

Don't 

  • Approach the animal
  • Assume the car is safe to drive

 

Related resources

Steer clear of deer

steer clear of deer infographic

 

Vehicles are not the only ones that travel by road sometimes. Deer on the road pose a danger to drivers. The reason is simple: car accidents. By knowing what to look for to avoid them, and what to do if you encounter one, you can keep yourself and your car safer.

And, while a repair could mean “big bucks,” the right auto coverage doesn’t have to cost a lot of “doe.” Talk to your independent insurance agent about parts coverage, new/newer car replacement, and other options from The Hanover.

Sources:

LC August 2018-356