Michigan has a 1 in 59 risk of deer collisions, accounting for 20% of car crashes in 2023.
A State Farm study reveals Michigan has a high risk of deer collisions, with drivers facing a 1 in 59 chance. The state recorded 58,806 deer-related accidents in 2023, making up 20% of car crashes. Nationally, the average risk is 1 in 169, with West Virginia at the highest (1 in 43). Experts recommend not swerving to avoid deer for safety. Deer collisions cause nearly $1 billion in annual damages, a concern as urban areas expand into rural regions.
October 12, 2024
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