A driver in Lakewood struck a deer on Cross Street last night, severely damaging his vehicle. He B”H was not injured.
October-November is peak deer season – drive with extra caution.
PHOTO: Watch Out For Those Deer
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Reminder to drivers. If you see 1 deer in the road there are probably more. Do not try to avoid hitting the deer by swerving as you will probably do more damage to yourself and your car by losing control and hitting a tree. A deer will move when hit while a tree will not.
Any pics of the deer??