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Colorado wildlife officials are reporting an increase in vehicle collisions with animals as the fall mating and migration seasons get underway. Deer and elk are moving more actively across roads at dawn and dusk, raising the risk for drivers. Authorities are urging motorists to stay alert, slow down in areas marked for wildlife crossings, and watch for groups of animals near roadways.

Authorities are urging drivers to stay cautious of deer crossings, a seasonal warning as deer become more active near roads and vehicle collisions rise. Motorists are reminded to slow down, especially at dawn and dusk, and watch for deer along roadways.