MoDOT identifies Mid-Missouri roads with most wildlife crashes

MoDOT identifies Mid-Missouri roads with most wildlife crashes

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KMIZ) Three Mid-Missouri roads have landed on a high-priority list for reducing wildlife-related crashes after a Missouri Department of Transportation study. The study releaed in February showed 19% of animal crashes statewide have happened in Mid-Missouri in the last 10 years. Most of those crashes were with deer. MoDOT put three Mid-Missouri roads on a high-priority list for improvements. Those are Route DD in Johnson Coun…