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Motorists Take Heed: Winter Conditions Increase Moose-Automobile Collision Risks

By Shannon McCarthy/Meadow Bailey | State of Alaska on Dec 17, 2015   Featured, State  

Motorists Take Heed: Winter Conditions Increase Moose-Automobile Collision Risks

(ANCHORAGE) – Alaska drivers are urged to use extra caution right now when traveling roadways in Southcentral, Interior and other regions where moose are common. Long nights and short, often dimly lit winter days make the animals especially difficult to spot, increasing the danger of moose-vehicle collisions. “The majority of our road kills occur during […]

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