Deer hazard rises as rut peaks in Kansas roads
Kansas motorists are urged to watch for deer as autumn deer activity increases on roadways. Authorities note more deer vehicle crashes, explain rut timing, and offer tips such as dawn dusk caution, slower speeds near deer crossing signs, and not swerving. Police provide contact for reporting accidents and safety guidance.
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Car care tips warn of poor oil and coolant causes
The article notes engines suffer from low or dirty oil leading to contaminated crankcases and restricted oil flow, increasing wear and costs. Inadequate coolant protection caused 32 percent of vehicle failures at inspections, with radiator hose bursts risking engine damage. It advises periodic belt and hose checks and annual coolant testing and flushing with a pamphlet offer from the Car Care Council.
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