We can certainly help you receive the full benefits of your insurance if you have been injured as a result of deer collision. But, we would rather help you avoid the deer. So, please be careful and follow these tips from the Michigan State Police:

• Be at your best when driving: be sober, be alert and wear your seat belt.
• Be particularly careful on two-lane roads between dusk and dawn. This is where the majority of deer-car collisions occur. That doesn’t mean that you can’t encounter a deer in the middle of the day or night or in the  middle of  a busy highway. We’ve seen one in the Costco parking lot!
• If you see a deer, slow down.
• Deer are herd animals and frequently travel in single file. If you see one deer cross the road, chances are there are more waiting. Look carefully before proceeding.
• If you know you’re going to hit the deer and won’t be able to stop in time, don’t swerve. Brake firmly, hold onto the steering wheel, and bring your vehicle to a controlled stop.
• If you do end up hitting the deer, don’t exit your car until you are sure it is safe. Lots of injuries occur after traffic accidents, especially in isolated areas, particularly at night.