New technology to reduce moose-vehicle collisions

Update: 2025-10-24

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Keeping an eye out for the moose is one of the first rules of driving the highway in Newfoundland and Labrador. to hear about the new technology that could help reduce the hundreds of moose-vehicle collisions that take place every year. (On The Go's Jamie Fitzpatrick with Hodjat Shiri)

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New technology to reduce moose-vehicle collisions

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New technology to reduce moose-vehicle collisions

New technology to reduce moose-vehicle collisions