May and June a High Risk Time for Wildlife Collisions in B.C.
ICBC says deer account for nearly 75% of wildlife collisions, and more than 112,000 crashes were reported in the province from 2015 to 2024.
- With May and June marking a high-risk period for wildlife collisions, the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia and Road Safety at Work are urging motorists to remain vigilant on British Columbia roads.
- Wildlife activity peaks at dawn and dusk as animals cross roads while searching for food or migrating, according to Jadzia Porter, program coordinator with the Wildlife Collision Prevention Program.
- Data shows more than 112,000 wildlife-related crashes occurred between 2015 and 2024, while 12,000 incidents over the last five years resulted in 952 injuries and 24 fatal incidents.
- Trace Acres, Road Safety at Work spokesperson, advises drivers to avoid sudden swerving to prevent losing control, check for injuries, and call 911 if necessary after a collision.
- Employers should warn drivers about potential hazards and plan routes to minimize travel during dawn and dusk, while Attorney General Niki Sharma emphasized that all British Columbians share responsibility for road safety.
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