Deer-related car crashes are a safety hazard drivers face all year long, but fall is an especially busy time of year. The number of animal strike-related insurance claims in November is more than twice the yearly average, according to a Highway Loss Data Institute. This peak coincides with deer mating and migrating season when deer are the most active. Daylight saving time, which ends on the first Sunday in November, likely contributes to the spike in deer crashes around this time of year. Find out why in the link in bio.