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Fall motorcycle accidents in Idaho can involve road hazards that a passenger vehicle may cross with little effect but that can change a motorcycle’s traction, braking, steering, or stability. Loose gravel, wet pavement, uneven road edges, slick painted marki...

Shorter daylight hours can increase the risk of Idaho pedestrian accidents because trips that took place in full daylight during summer can shift into dusk or darkness during fall and winter. Reduced contrast, glare, shadows, turning vehicles, and limited sight ...

Harvest season can change traffic patterns on Idaho highways as agricultural trucks, trailers, farm equipment, and other commercial vehicles move crops and supplies between fields, storage sites, processors, and markets. Drivers near Boise, Meridian, and other Idaho communities may encounter slower vehicles, wide turns, heavy loads, and trucks entering or leaving rural roads ...

Early fall in Boise can change walking conditions before winter arrives. Cooler mornings, rain, irrigation runoff, fallen leaves, and moisture tracked indoors can make entrances, sidewalks, stairs, ramps, and parking areas more slippery.

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Fall creates added risk for deer-related car accidents in Idaho because deer and elk move between seasonal ranges and are especially active around dawn, dusk, and nighttime. The Idaho Transportation Department reports an average of about 1,010 crashes involving w...