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In 2011, Iowa ranked second among states where an individual driver was most likely to run in to a deer, while Nebraska ranked 11th according to State Farm Insurance.
The most dangerous time of year for drivers appears to be October through December, when deer are going through their mating season and are less aware of traffic and roadways.
“The average cost of a deer-related crash was $3,171 per incident, which was up 2.2% from the year before,” reports State Farm Insurance.
Drivers should always be aware of their surroundings and keep a lookout for deer but motorists need to be extra vigilant during dawn and dusk as that’s the time deer are most active.
In a WCFCourier article, deer biologist Tom Litchfield, says Iowa’s corn crops make good cover for deer, and as the harvest thins out those fields the animals scatter.” Litchfield says that means deer will cross the highways more often.
So what can you do to avoid a collision with a deer?
CarandDriver.com has the following suggestions:
Should you get into a collision with a deer, call Great Plains Auto Body and set up your appointment, 402.334.7100. We are here to help you!
At Great Plains Auto Body, we’re committed to giving you an unmatched level of service. As a company that’s been family owned and operated for more than 25 years, we’re dedicated to treating our customers as we would treat members of our own family. We’ll keep you informed throughout the entire repair process and make sure you’re satisfied when the job is complete. From estimating and detailing to collision repair and paint services, our ASE-certified mechanics and technicians make sure the job is done right and on time.
We understand the current outbreak is worrying, and we want to take a moment to share the ways we can all help keep the workplace safe, as well as the steps we are taking as an organization.
Great Plains Auto Body has heightened cleaning and all front lobbies are removed all non-essential items. We are wiping down handles, chair handles, doorknobs, etc. to maintain the sanitary of our lobbies.
We are following the guidelines from the CDC in terms of sterilization and cleanliness on our lobbies at all our locations. If you have any questions about the extra measures we are taking at this time, please feel free to give us a call and we can speak with you about your concerns and work to a solution to best facilitate the repair process for all parties.
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