But suddenly, as if out of nowhere, a deer is in front of your car. Fall is when deer are particularly active, says the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry, and especially at dawn and dusk, because they're searching for mates and food. Here are some ways they say you can avoid a crash:Stay alertLook all around you, and not just straight ahead. The ministry and OPP say deer and other animals can run across the road from ditches and protected areas, like stream corridors and woodlots. "It's always best to report the collision to your local police authority, especially damage that is $2,000 and up."

Source: CBC News November 02, 2020 12:00 UTC