Who pays for our driving habits?: Red-winged Blackbird: Arlington, WI

Monday, September 13, 2010

Red-winged Blackbird: Arlington, WI

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rushmyessay discount codeOctober 19, 2017 at 8:10 AM
Poor bird! Soo sad to see helpless animals caught up in most accidents due to driver recklessness but sometimes its due to genuine accidents.
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Help birds as you drive.

1. Combine trips and use public transportation, bike, or walk when possible so you can drive as little as possible.
2. Drive at the slowest speed that is safe, courteous, and convenient.
3. When approaching a red light or stop sign, start coasting to a stop sooner. Accelerate gently when possible.
4. Remove heavy items from your vehicle when you don't need them.
5. Keep your tires at the proper inflation.
6. Keep your car in tune.
7. When you see wildlife ahead, look in the mirror to see if anyone is following you, and slow down if you can safely do so.

8. If you know what you're doing, keep an injured-wildlife rescue kit in the car, including phone numbers for area rehab facilities.