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As daylight saving time ends, the risk of hitting a deer on Utah roads spikes

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As daylight saving time ends, the risk of hitting a deer on Utah roads spikes
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Utah News spotted this story published October 26, 2026 at St. George News. Full coverage may follow as more sources report.

Utahns will gain an extra hour of sleep on Nov. 1 when daylight saving time ends, but the time change also means that many people will have evening commutes during lower-visibility hours in the months ahead, which can increase vehicle/wildlife collisions.

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