DWR urges drivers to slow down due to daylight saving time

As daylight saving time approaches, DWR is asking drivers to keep an eye out for wildlife visiting the valleys looking for food in the dark.

<p>SALT LAKE CITY — Nov. 5 is the start of shorter days and longer hours, meaning a dark commute to and from work, with less visibility.

</p><p>DWR said migration for deer is during April, May, October and November, which means there could soon be a deer in your headlights.

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