Delaware drivers are spending more of their morning and evening commutes in the dark and the days will get even shorter when clocks turn back on Nov. 1. At the same time, white-tailed deer are becoming more active and more likely to cross roadways, making now the time for drivers to slow down, watch roadsides and stay alert at dawn and dusk.

The Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control (DNREC), the Delaware Office of Highway Safety (OHS) within the Department of Safety and Homeland Security and Delaware State Police (DSP) urge motorists to start safe driving habits now, before deer activity peaks later this fall.

Continue reading “Delaware Drivers Urged to Watch for Deer” →