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Colorado officials warn drivers as daylight saving ends and wildlife activity rises
Original: Colorado officials urge caution as end of daylight saving time coincides with uptick in wildlife activity
Colorado officials are urging residents to be cautious on the roads as the end of daylight saving time brings earlier darkness just as wildlife activity increases. Deer, elk and other animals are more active during fall, and shorter evenings mean more drivers will encounter them in low light. Local outlets across the state are carrying the warning, advising motorists to slow down, stay alert at dawn and dusk, and watch for animals near roadways.
Why now: The clocks change coincides with peak fall wildlife movement, raising the risk of vehicle-animal collisions
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Rank over time, top of the chart is #1. 13 snapshots from 17 h ago to 37 min ago.
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- Colorado officials urge caution as end of daylight saving time coincides with uptick in wildlife activity · SummitDaily.com
- Colorado officials urge caution as end of daylight saving time coincides with uptick in wildlife activity · Post Independent
- Colorado officials urge caution as end of daylight saving time coincides with uptick in wildlife activity · AspenTimes.com
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