LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - As fall is the time of year when deer are more active, the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission is asking motorists to use caution while traveling.

Bucks are more actively searching for does during fall, which is deer mating season. They are bolder, less wary and more susceptible to collisions with vehicles. Deer are more active between dusk and dawn, but their movement peaks near dawn and dusk.

Nebraska Game and Parks has tips to help drivers avoid deer-vehicle accidents and lessen the risk of injury or vehicle damage.

The harvesting of crops could push deer out of an area and toward a road or highway. Anticipate the possibility of a deer on the road. Prepare to stop suddenly but know braking too sharply or swerving may cause you to lose control and roll your vehic

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