Observed arrival · 2026-11-01
Antler Road Safety App
A working-prototype driver alert app maps wildlife-collision hotspots and accepts driver sightings, starting with US-34 in Colorado.
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- Drivers on wildlife-prone roads, especially Colorado’s US-34 corridor
- Worth noticing
- The US-34 pilot says federal data shows no animal-related fatalities on the corridor from 2015 to 2024.
Field notes
The described prototype loads hazard zones along a chosen route, alerts drivers with distance and hazard type, and accepts driver-submitted sightings for following traffic. Its initial corridor is US-34 in Larimer County toward Rocky Mountain National Park, using CDOT crash and carcass records alongside NHTSA fatality data. The roadmap names Montana’s US-2 near Troy and Libby as a next step; wider state coverage remains a stated goal.
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