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What to do if you hit a deer |
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As we approach deer rutting season (September to November), the number of deer involved in vehicle collisions on our roads increases dramatically. If you find yourself in a collision with a deer, please take the following steps
1. Ensure your safety Pull over to a safe location away from traffic and turn on your hazard lights. 2. Assess the situation Check yourself and your passengers for injuries. If anyone is hurt, call for an ambulance immediately. 3. Call 999 Call the police on 999 to report the accident. They will handle the situation with the deer and can provide assistance if needed. Injured deer can be both unpredictable and volatile, and can cause further risk and harm to other road users. 4. Do not approach the deer Injured deer can be dangerous, so avoid getting close to it/them.
For more information, please visit the British Deer Society website | ||
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