With the recent move back to standard time, more and more of us will be driving home in the dark.

 As you head home at dusk or if you are up early and driving at dawn, it's important to remember that those are times that deer are moving around and crossing roads. Shawn Steward of Triple-A Kansas says deer-vehicle collisions are frequent happenings in Kansas.

Steward says this time of year it's very common to encounter deer along roadways.

Steward adds that drivers should stay alert, especially near wooded areas, water sources, and near deer crossing signs.