Recently, there has been an increase in road traffic accidents involving wild animals. Often, such incidents end tragically. Recommendations from the traffic police (GAI) on how to avoid such cases and minimize their consequences:

- be especially attentive when driving through forests and thickets; - do not ignore road signs! In areas where animals may appear on the road, you should reduce speed and increase vigilance; - the most dangerous times are early morning and dusk; - if an animal appears on the road, reduce your speed to a minimum: there may be several individuals; - if a wild animal is caught in your headlights at night, it will be blinded, panic, and start to dart about. In such a situation, you should pull over to the roadside, turn off your headlights, leaving only the parking lights and hazard warning lights on, thereby giving the animal time to leave the road; - if an accident cannot be avoided, you should act as in any road traffic accident: mark the scene of the incident, call emergency services, and provide assistance to any injured people.