RBC I Get ready, Colorado drivers, wildlife are coming to town. Black bears are transitioning into hibernation, meaning they may be traversing more territory to look for just the right energy source. And deer are also moving down from the mountains.
The Colorado Department of Transportation and Colorado State Patrol are reminding motorists that wildlife-vehicle collisions (WVCs) on highways are highest in the fall, particularly mid-September through November.
In Colorado, there were 3,437 WVCs reported…