In autumn, the number of animals in the wild reaches its peak, so drivers should exercise extra caution, especially during twilight hours when visibility decreases. Currently, the rutting season has begun for moose and red deer, while smaller forest animals are searching for food and are more frequently found near roads, which means drivers should also remain vigilant during the day.

Visibility decreases

“The first months of autumn are a time when people need to be very careful, both when driving a car and when walking in the forest. Now the rutting season for moose and red deer has begun. They move around a lot and their minds are occupied with other things, so they do not pay attention to vehicles on the road or to people.”