Deer Collision Causes Brief Traffic Disruption

Traffic Collision Involving Toyota and Deer on State Route 1 in Monterey, CA

📍 Monterey, CA

📅 Published: February 8, 2025 at 12:30 PM

Map showing the location of the accident in Monterey, CA
Monterey, February 8, 2025 -

A traffic collision involving a silver Toyota and a deer occurred today on the southbound side of State Route 1 near Aguajito in Monterey, California. The incident took place around 11:21 AM when the vehicle struck the deer that had unexpectedly entered the roadway. Fortunately, there were no injuries reported from the accident, and the Toyota appeared to be drivable with no significant damage noted.

Emergency services responded promptly to the scene, ensuring that the situation was managed effectively. The deer was found deceased at the location, prompting authorities to notify Caltrans for further action regarding the animal on the roadway.

Traffic was minimally impacted as the incident was resolved without complications. A tow truck was called to assist with the vehicle, and by 12:09 PM, the situation was under control.

Motorists in the area are reminded to remain vigilant for wildlife crossing the road, especially in regions where deer are known to inhabit. The California Highway Patrol encourages all drivers to exercise caution and be prepared for unexpected situations while traveling on highways.

This incident highlights the importance of road safety and awareness, particularly in areas where wildlife may be present.

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