Taking Roadkill Off the Menu – Car and Driver
- November 1, 2011
- Dealership Ohio
- Posted by LukeS
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This article provides some pretty modern and creative ways to try and keep animals off the road or at least alert drivers when an animal may be close. Investigations of dangerous crossings for animals, done by state officials, have shown specific spots in which overpasses or underpasses may be used to limit collisions with animals. Also infrared sensors may be used to alert drivers of animals nearby on roadsides.
I was most amazed with the different states legislature regarding what citizens can do with their road kill. Some states allow you to take anything you hit, while some make you give the road kill to charity in order to eat. And in Illinois you can only keep your hit road kill if you are not delinquent on your child support payments.
Further down in the article they provide a recipe, yes a recipe, for how to prepare a venison meal if you happen to hit one. No thanks for me.
I had absolutely zero idea that road kill got some much attention and even laws made about how to claim your road kill. Learn something new every day.
http://www.caranddriver.com/features/taking-roadkill-off-the-menu-feature-car-and-driver