A single vehicle collided with a deer on Mulholland Highway in Agoura Hills, CA, today at approximately 8:29 PM. Fortunately, no injuries were reported from the incident. Emergency services responded quickly, with multiple units dispatched to the scene.
Emergency responders arrived at the location around 8:48 PM and found the vehicle partially blocking the lane. By 8:57 PM, both the vehicle and the deer were moved to the roadside to ensure the safety of other motorists. The deer was confirmed to be deceased at the time of the collision.
The vehicle owner declined to have the vehicle towed, indicating that it was not necessary. Emergency services continued to manage the scene, and animal control was requested to handle the deceased deer. By 9:32 PM, all units had cleared the scene, marking the resolution of the incident.
This collision highlights the importance of cautious driving in areas where wildlife may unexpectedly enter roadways. Motorists are reminded to stay vigilant, especially during dusk and dawn when wildlife activity is typically higher.
The California Highway Patrol encourages all drivers to prioritize safety and be prepared for sudden changes in road conditions. This incident serves as a reminder of the unpredictable nature of driving in rural and semi-rural areas.
In summary, the collision on Mulholland Highway resulted in no injuries and was handled efficiently by emergency services. The quick response ensured minimal disruption to traffic, and the situation was resolved without further complications.