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Wyoming Drivers Urged to Watch for Wildlife as Clocks Fall Back
Original: Wyoming Drivers Urged to Watch for Wildlife on Roadways as Daylight Saving Time Ends
Wyoming transportation and wildlife officials are urging drivers to be extra cautious for animals on roadways as daylight saving time ends. The shift means more people commuting in darkness during dawn and dusk hours, when deer, elk and other wildlife are most active near highways. Officials warn the darker drive home increases the risk of collisions, and ask motorists to slow down and stay alert.
Why now: The end of daylight saving time puts more drivers on the road in the dark during peak wildlife movement hours, raising collision risks.
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