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MINNESOTA (Learfield) – With deer collisions increasing this time of year, AAA is reminding drivers to stay alert and review their auto insurance coverage.
Spokesperson Brynna Knapp says damage from hitting a deer is typically covered under comprehensive insurance, not standard collision coverage.
Drivers involved in a crash should move to a safe location, turn on their hazard lights and avoid approaching an injured animal. Knapp also recommends contacting local authorities for assistance and notifying your insurance company as soon as possible.
Wahpeton, North Dakota
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Saturday, November 14, 2026
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