A reminder from the Kansas Traffic Resource Office, that vehicle-deer crashes can happen any day of the year on Kansas roadways. Across the state, 37% of all single-vehicle crashes in 2022 involved a collision with a deer. The Kansas Department of Transportation reports six people were killed and 575 people were injured in collisions with deer in 2022. These crashes greatly increase from now until the end of the year because of deer breeding season, with November typically the peak time.