MoDOT, highway patrol warn commuters of deer on move in fall
MoDOT, highway patrol warn commuters of deer on the move in the fall
Fall has officially arrived, which also means more deer and other wildlife are on the move as temperatures cool following longer nighttime hours. The Missouri Department of Transportation is urging drivers to be on the lookout for the increase in deer during October and November.
Couple that with the breeding and hunting seasons also upon us, MoDOT and the Department of Conservation are putting out ...
Fall has arrived, which means deer and other wild animals are on the move as temperatures cool and nights become longer.
One deer strike occurred approximately every 2 hours and 30 minutes in Missouri, according to the state's department of ...
Fall has arrived, which means deer and other wild animals are on the move as temperatures cool and nights become longer. Most ...
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Watch out for deer along Missouri roadways this fallThe arrival of fall also means the arrival of deer and other wild animals on the move. MoDOT reminds motorists to be prepared ...
MoDOT says Jay Bone, 60, was hit while working on Route O outside of Sedalia in Pettis County on Tuesday morning. Bone had been with MoDOT since 2015 as a senior maintenance worker for MoDOT ...
ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. — The Missouri Department of Transportation earlier this month settled a wrongful death lawsuit involving a crash that killed two of its employees, one of whom was six ...
The settlement came after the high court ruled in June that four of her MoDOT supervisors could be shielded from the lawsuit based on the doctrine of official immunity. During oral arguments in ...
Bone, who had worked with MoDOT since 2015, died at the scene. MoDOT KC Senior Maintenance Worker Jay Bone was struck and killed in the line of duty Sept 24 on Route O outside of Sedalia in Pettis ...
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