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Did you know that in just one of our contract areas (Quesnel ) we had 164 wildlife impacts in 2025 and 140 year to date in 2026 !

Warning drivers about wildlife on roads helps prevent dangerous crashes and protects both people and animals.

Why Wildlife Warnings MatterSaves lives: Collisions with large animals like deer, moose, or elk can cause severe injuries or death.Protects animals: Vehicle strikes kill millions of animals every year and disrupt local ecosystems.Saves money:

Avoiding a crash prevents costly vehicle damage and high insurance claims.Reduces surprise:

Signs and warnings give drivers time to slow down before an animal appears.

Tips for Watching for WildlifeScan the edges: Look at the sides of the road for glowing eyes or movement in the shadows.Slow down at dawn and dusk: Animals are most active and harder to see during these hours.Use high beams:

Turn on your high-beam headlights when there is no oncoming traffic to spot animals sooner.

Watch for groups: If you see one animal cross the road, look out for more following behind it.Scan ahead: Pay close attention in areas marked with yellow wildlife warning signs. ... See MoreSee Less