North Carolina traffic safety officials try to prevent vehicle collisions with deer year round, including posting deer crossing signs, said Brian Murphy, a N.C. traffic safety systems engineer.

It’s also where you’ll find deer crossing signs. “Those signs are installed in places where there has been a history of collisions with deer,” Owens explained.

"Donna the deer lady" has encountered some blowback from friends and neighbors, including stuffing her mail box with fake deer crossing signs and placing a plastic deer in her front yard.

It’s also where you’ll find deer crossing signs. “Those signs are installed in places where there has been a history of collisions with deer,” Owens explained.

Virginia doesn't have a red-dot plotter yet, but more than 1,000 deer collide with cars each year in Fairfax County, and more than 600 are hit on Loudoun County roadways alone.

A: The Iowa Traffic and Safety Manual from the Iowa Department of Transportation says that deer signs are installed “where suggested by the general public on highway sections having at least ...

Drivers should look for deer-crossing signs, which mark areas where collisions are likely to occur. According to a press release from the district, “don’t assume a deer in the road will run ...

Watch for “Deer Crossing” signs. Slow down in areas known to have deer, giving yourself enough time to stop, if necessary.. Use high beams during darkness — they’ll be reflected by a deer ...

If you see deer crossing signs, that’s a good indicator there could be deer in the area, but even if you’re driving and don’t see a sign, it’s best to still keep a look out just in case.