Long's Auto Body Inc.

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WE WILL BE CLOSED UNTIL 12/14/2020.

HOW TO AVOID HITTING A DEER Know where the deer are likely to be. Areas with high deer populations are normally marked with a bright yellow sign. Deer also tend to graze in wooded areas or open fields. When driving your usual route to work, be attentive to areas where you’ve seen deer in the past they are likely to cross there again.Be alert at sunrise and sunset. Deer are more active during dawn and dusk hours.Use your high beams. When possible, use your high beams for be...tter visibility. The extra light will help make it easier to spot a deer, or other animals, lurking alongside the road. Don’t rely on deer gadgets. Whether it’s a deer whistle, deer fence or other type of product to scare away the deer don’t rely solely on them to keep deer away. Research isn’t exact on whether or not these products truly work. When you see one you’ll probably see more. Deer travel in groups. If one comes across your path, proceed with caution in case there are more.Don’t swerve. Swerving isn’t always the safest option. Hitting a deer might often cause less damage than swerving to avoid it and then hitting a more dangerous obstacle, like a vehicle in oncoming traffic. Wear your seat belt. If you do hit a deer, wearing a seat belt decreases your chances of injury. Spread the word. When friends or family head out on the road, let them know to be careful and alert. Even a simple reminder can help prevent deer collisions.

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