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Drivers Most Likely to Hit Deer On Sunday Nights In April, According To Research
A new analysis of automotive accident data in Europe reveals patterns in the time of day, month and day of the week collisions with large animals occurs on the roads. For example, drivers in Europe are most likely to hit a deer on the highway on a Sunday at night in April, the statistical analysis of accident data reveals.
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