Oh deer: feral pest on highway a fatal crash risk

A deer deer, which was not injured by traffic by cars traveling at 80 km/h, was afraid of the risk of the wild animal for road users.

Chris Perkovic hit the brakes by about half of the travel speed on a Canberra highway, “What f ** k?” A deer in the eyes of a deer that crosses the duration of the busy road.

“It was a shock to see you running throughout … This big brown thing with horns,” AAP said.

“I’m confused because I’ve been here for about 40 years and I haven’t seen anything like that in my life.”

The 37 -year -old computer business caught the deer on Tuesday’s line cam footage and released on Facebook and received thousands of reactions and hundreds of comments.

The deer is one of the most hit animals throughout the country and the cost of road users about $ 3.3 million per year.

Australia is hosting more than 1.5 million wild deer in 1980, which exploded from approximately 80,000.

Negative environmental footprints cost $ 91 million per year for communities and primary manufacturers.

Half of Victoria and half of the South Australian farm lands are located in a quarter of NSW and Tasmania.

Concern statistics are included in the federal government’s plan to manage the threat initiated in 2023.

Modeling suggested that most of the country could be experienced by at least one of the six wild deer species in Australia without a harmonious action.

There are more and more security threats for people as they enter the roads.

“Ferral throws our forests and rivers in the trash, chews and pollutes, and an increasing threat to drivers and agriculture.

The authority said that the efforts of governments and councils should be scaled to prevent the capital from becoming a “problem forever” from deer.

Between 2005-2017, the Council estimated that there were more than 105 motor vehicle accidents containing deer in the Illawarra region of NSW.

He said that 90 of them were seriously classified, resulting in 28 injuries and deaths.