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lilen Hetzel, Virginia lech Extension safety specialist and agricultural engineer, said defensive driving is the key to safe driving.
“When you see a deer, start slowing down - way down,” he cautioned. Reducing speed from 55 to 45 mph isn’t enough to give you time to react. The animal could bound into the woods or dash toward you.
“The only thing you can depend on in deer is their unpredictability,” Mr. Hetzel said. “By slowing way down, you can cope with a deer leaping in front of you.” You also can’t tell if the deer is traveling alone or
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