It is shameful to speed up intentionally when one can slow down watchful of the traffic following.However if there is no option, then after hitting a deer crossing the road it is best to continue driving to avoid any fatal accidents from the traffic following.The injured deer may totter off the road or lie on the road causing accident to the oncoming drivers who may try to avoid hitting it at risk or just run over it. It is best to report about the injured deer to the highway patrol.
Subsequently the animal will be crushed or be a hazard obstacle till the highway patrol removes it.
Another View: ACTUALLY - the best advice is NOT that you speed up, but that you take your foot off the gas, but maintain your straight-ahead direction of travel and NOT try to swerve to avoid the animal.
Obviously you should not intentionally aim to strike them but, despite the above response, more accidents and injuries to HUMANS are caused by trying to swerve to avoid animals than by steadily maintaining your direction of travel.
Depending on the speed the deer would die.
Titanic hit an iceberg because she was sailing at just about top speed with not enough time to steer or slow down.
there must be a speed limter on it to 50mph
Top speed for this car is 120 mph before the engine forces you to slow back down, so you will only hit 120 for a second
because its going slow and you are not sure when o hit it plus the ball might stop and or slow down and you may never hit it
They can hit 55mph for about a half of a mile, then they slow up a bit.
Drive slower, watch for animal crossing warning signs on the highway and slow down even more when you see one. Look far ahead on the sides of the road for animals, especially deer. If you run upon a deer do not swerve to miss the deer. Hit your brakes hard and keep going straight.
Down Down Up Up Down (DDUUD) at slow speed
Because you will live longer. Your ability to stop or turn decreases greatly on ice. If you do not slow down you have greatly increased the chances that you will hit something, and that will cause you pain.
Speed bumps are often marked with a sign that state that speed bumps ahead for so many yards or metres. Basically, such a sign means slow down or risk bumping your head on the roof of your vehicle as you cross a speed bump too fast!
Option A: Think of it as a hit-n-run situation. Time for you to run! Option B: Stop and look if the deer is still alive. If so, call for help and try to save the poor animal. If it is dead, move it out of the road. Either way, your car will be damaged severely! Find the money for the necessary repairs.
They don't, they would prefer a long and fruitful life like most of us, it's just unfortunate that humans have built roads through the deers natural habitat. The Department of Transportation needs to place the "Deer Crossing" signs in a safer area. LOL!