Kemmerer

Wildlife agencies are warning motorists to stay alert for animals on roads south of Kemmerer, Wyoming. The advisory cautions drivers to slow down and watch for wildlife crossing highways in the area, where animal-vehicle collisions pose a seasonal risk. Officials are urging extra care, particularly at dawn and dusk when animals are most active near roadways.

Wildlife and transportation agencies in southwest Wyoming are urging motorists to stay alert for animals on roads south of Kemmerer, in Lincoln County. Drivers are being asked to slow down and watch for wildlife crossings, particularly during times when animals are moving through the area. The warning follows seasonal wildlife movement in the region.