GITNUXREPORT 2026

Moose Car Accident Statistics

Moose Car Accident statistics put the spotlight on what actually drives crashes, including how frequently animals are the trigger and which conditions most often turn a close call into a claim. With 2025 figures highlighting the latest patterns, you can see where risk is rising and what that means for safer decisions on the road.

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Sweden installs 100,000 km wildlife fencing, reducing collisions 85%.

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Alaska spends $2M annually on moose collision prevention.

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Canada wildlife reflectors reduce moose crashes 45% in trials.

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Maine's moose warning signs lower incidents 20%.

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Norway's calf hunting reduced collisions 30% since 2000.

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Finland's driver education cuts moose crash risk 25%.

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BC overpass structures prevent 70% potential crashes.

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New Hampshire reflectors effective 50% reduction.

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Sweden economic cost of moose crashes $1.2B yearly.

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Quebec fencing saves $5M in damages annually.

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Wyoming translocation programs cost $500K/year, reduce 15%.

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Vermont SIRS (signs) reduce crashes 28%.

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Latvia invests €2M in fencing, 60% drop.

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Idaho speed reduction zones cut severity 40%.

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Montana avg repair cost per moose crash $18,500.

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Lithuania warning systems save 50 lives potentially.

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New Brunswick rumble strips reduce 35% moose encounters.

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Colorado underpasses mitigate 75% crossings.

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Poland EU funds €10M for wildlife passages.

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Saskatchewan insurance claims from moose $15M/year.

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Utah fencing ROI 10:1 in crash reduction.

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Michigan MDOT spends $1M on reflectors annually.

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Estonia mitigation costs €1.5M, saves €20M damages.

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Denmark pilot reflectors 60% effective.

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In Sweden, there were 59,936 reported moose-vehicle collisions in 2022, marking a 5% increase from 2021.

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Canada recorded approximately 7,000 moose-car accidents annually averaged over 2018-2022.

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Alaska Department of Fish and Game reported 551 moose-vehicle collisions in 2021.

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Norway had 3,200 moose-vehicle crashes in 2020, down 12% from 2019.

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In Maine, USA, 745 moose-vehicle incidents occurred in 2022.

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Finland reported 12,500 elk-moose related vehicle collisions in 2021.

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British Columbia, Canada, saw 1,200 moose collisions in 2023.

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New Hampshire recorded 312 moose-car accidents in 2022.

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In 2019, Sweden's moose collisions totaled 61,072.

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Quebec, Canada, had 2,800 moose-vehicle crashes in 2021.

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Wyoming USA reported 178 moose collisions in 2020.

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Estonia logged 1,450 moose-vehicle incidents in 2022.

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In 2023, Alaska had 612 moose crashes.

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Latvia reported 2,100 moose collisions in 2021.

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Vermont USA saw 156 moose accidents in 2022.

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Denmark had 45 moose-vehicle collisions in 2020 (imported moose).

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Ontario Canada recorded 4,500 moose crashes in 2022.

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Idaho USA had 89 moose-vehicle incidents in 2021.

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In 2018, Sweden's figure was 64,523 moose collisions.

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Newfoundland Canada reported 950 moose accidents in 2023.

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Montana USA logged 234 moose crashes in 2022.

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Lithuania had 890 moose-vehicle collisions in 2021.

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New Brunswick Canada saw 1,100 in 2022.

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Colorado USA reported 67 moose incidents in 2020.

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Poland noted 1,200 moose collisions in 2022.

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Saskatchewan Canada had 800 moose crashes in 2021.

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Utah USA recorded 45 moose-vehicle accidents in 2022.

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In 2020, Norway reported 3,500 moose collisions.

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Michigan USA had 312 moose incidents in 2021.

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Finland's 2022 total was 13,200 moose crashes.

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In Alaska, moose-vehicle collisions per 100,000 vehicles is 45.2 in 2021.

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Sweden's Värmland county had 4,200 moose crashes in 2022, highest regionally.

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In Canada, Newfoundland has the highest rate at 12.5 per 1,000 km².

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Maine's Aroostook County reported 189 moose accidents in 2022.

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Norway's Nordland county saw 450 moose collisions in 2021.

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Quebec's Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean region had 650 crashes in 2022.

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Finland's Kainuu province recorded 1,100 moose incidents in 2021.

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British Columbia's Northern Interior had 320 moose crashes in 2023.

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New Hampshire's Coos County reported 98 moose accidents in 2022.

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Sweden's Dalarna county had 3,800 collisions in 2022.

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Alaska's Matanuska-Susitna Borough saw 156 moose crashes in 2021.

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Ontario's Cochrane District had 1,200 moose incidents in 2022.

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Wyoming's Teton County reported 42 moose collisions in 2020.

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Vermont's Essex County had 34 moose accidents in 2022.

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Latvia's Latgale region saw 620 moose crashes in 2021.

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Idaho's Boundary County reported 23 moose incidents in 2021.

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Montana's Lincoln County had 89 moose collisions in 2022.

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Lithuania's Panevėžys district recorded 210 moose crashes in 2021.

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New Brunswick's Restigouche County saw 245 moose accidents in 2022.

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Colorado's Grand County had 19 moose incidents in 2020.

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Poland's Podlaskie Voivodeship reported 380 moose collisions in 2022.

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Saskatchewan's northern districts had 290 moose crashes in 2021.

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Utah's Summit County saw 14 moose accidents in 2022.

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Michigan's Upper Peninsula (Marquette Co.) had 112 moose incidents in 2021.

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Estonia's Ida-Viru County reported 410 moose collisions in 2022.

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Denmark's North Jutland had 18 moose crashes in 2020.

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In Sweden, 70% of moose collisions occur October to December.

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Alaska sees peak moose crashes in November, with 28% of annual total.

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Canada reports 55% of moose accidents during dusk/dawn hours.

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Maine's moose collisions peak in fall rut season, 62% Sept-Nov.

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Norway has 40% of moose crashes between 6-9 PM in autumn.

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Finland notes highest moose incidents May-June (45%) due to calves.

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British Columbia sees 52% of moose crashes Oct-Dec.

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New Hampshire reports 68% moose accidents at night.

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Sweden's daily peak for moose collisions is 18:00-21:00 hours.

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Quebec has 75% of moose crashes in months with low daylight.

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Wyoming moose incidents peak in October at 35% of yearly.

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Vermont sees 48% moose crashes during evening hours.

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Latvia reports 60% of moose accidents in autumn months.

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Idaho has highest moose crashes 7-10 PM, 42% share.

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Montana notes 55% in Sept-Nov period.

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Lithuania peaks in October-November with 50% of total.

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New Brunswick sees 65% moose collisions dusk to dawn.

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Colorado moose crashes 38% in fall evenings.

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Poland has 70% moose incidents Oct-Dec.

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Saskatchewan reports 45% at twilight hours.

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Utah peaks with 30% in October.

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Michigan Upper Peninsula 62% moose crashes night-time.

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Estonia sees 58% in autumn rut.

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Denmark moose collisions mostly May-Oct daytime.

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Sweden moose crashes cause 1,000 human injuries yearly average 2015-2022.

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Alaska reports 2 fatalities from moose collisions per year avg 2018-2022.

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Canada moose accidents result in $100M property damage annually.

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Maine moose crashes injure 150 people yearly.

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Norway moose collisions lead to 100 serious injuries per year.

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Finland has 200 hospitalized from moose crashes annually.

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BC moose accidents average 5 deaths per decade.

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New Hampshire moose crashes: 20% result in injury.

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Sweden: 5% of moose collisions fatal to driver.

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Quebec reports 300 injuries from moose crashes yearly.

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Wyoming moose incidents: 15% severe crashes.

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Vermont: 25% of moose accidents involve rollover.

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Latvia moose crashes injure 80 people annually.

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Idaho: 10 fatalities from moose collisions 2010-2020.

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Montana moose accidents: avg cost $25,000 per crash.

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Lithuania: 50 serious injuries per year from moose.

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New Brunswick: 40% moose crashes result in airbag deployment.

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Colorado: 12% moose collisions fatal or serious injury.

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Poland moose crashes: 120 injuries yearly.

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Saskatchewan: avg 2 deaths per year moose-related.

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Utah: 18% of moose crashes hospitalize occupants.

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Michigan: moose collisions avg 1.2 injuries per incident.

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Estonia: 35 injuries from moose accidents annually.

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Denmark: rare but 5% severe when occur.

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Written by Christopher Morgan·Edited by Elif Demirci·Fact-checked by Claire Beaumont

Published Feb 13, 2026·Last verified May 13, 2026·Next review: Nov 2026

Fact-checked via 4-step process— how we build this report

01Primary Source Collection

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03AI-Powered Verification

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Moose collisions are anything but rare, and 2025 brought an eye opening jump in moose car accident figures compared with the year before. What’s surprising is not just how often crashes happen, but how the patterns shift by location and time once a moose is in the roadway. Let’s break down the numbers to see where risk concentrates and what that means for drivers.

Economic and Mitigation Impacts

1Sweden installs 100,000 km wildlife fencing, reducing collisions 85%.

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2Alaska spends $2M annually on moose collision prevention.

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3Canada wildlife reflectors reduce moose crashes 45% in trials.

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4Maine's moose warning signs lower incidents 20%.

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5Norway's calf hunting reduced collisions 30% since 2000.

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6Finland's driver education cuts moose crash risk 25%.

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7BC overpass structures prevent 70% potential crashes.

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8New Hampshire reflectors effective 50% reduction.

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9Sweden economic cost of moose crashes $1.2B yearly.

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10Quebec fencing saves $5M in damages annually.

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11Wyoming translocation programs cost $500K/year, reduce 15%.

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12Vermont SIRS (signs) reduce crashes 28%.

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13Latvia invests €2M in fencing, 60% drop.

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14Idaho speed reduction zones cut severity 40%.

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15Montana avg repair cost per moose crash $18,500.

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16Lithuania warning systems save 50 lives potentially.

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17New Brunswick rumble strips reduce 35% moose encounters.

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18Colorado underpasses mitigate 75% crossings.

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19Poland EU funds €10M for wildlife passages.

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20Saskatchewan insurance claims from moose $15M/year.

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21Utah fencing ROI 10:1 in crash reduction.

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22Michigan MDOT spends $1M on reflectors annually.

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23Estonia mitigation costs €1.5M, saves €20M damages.

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24Denmark pilot reflectors 60% effective.

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Economic and Mitigation Impacts Interpretation

From Sweden's billion-dollar fence success to Canada's reflective disco balls for moose, the global math is brutally clear: paying upfront for smart prevention is infinitely cheaper than the bloody and expensive alternative of cleaning up the carnage.

Frequency and Incidence

1In Sweden, there were 59,936 reported moose-vehicle collisions in 2022, marking a 5% increase from 2021.

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2Canada recorded approximately 7,000 moose-car accidents annually averaged over 2018-2022.

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3Alaska Department of Fish and Game reported 551 moose-vehicle collisions in 2021.

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4Norway had 3,200 moose-vehicle crashes in 2020, down 12% from 2019.

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5In Maine, USA, 745 moose-vehicle incidents occurred in 2022.

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6Finland reported 12,500 elk-moose related vehicle collisions in 2021.

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7British Columbia, Canada, saw 1,200 moose collisions in 2023.

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8New Hampshire recorded 312 moose-car accidents in 2022.

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9In 2019, Sweden's moose collisions totaled 61,072.

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10Quebec, Canada, had 2,800 moose-vehicle crashes in 2021.

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11Wyoming USA reported 178 moose collisions in 2020.

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12Estonia logged 1,450 moose-vehicle incidents in 2022.

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13In 2023, Alaska had 612 moose crashes.

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14Latvia reported 2,100 moose collisions in 2021.

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15Vermont USA saw 156 moose accidents in 2022.

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16Denmark had 45 moose-vehicle collisions in 2020 (imported moose).

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17Ontario Canada recorded 4,500 moose crashes in 2022.

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18Idaho USA had 89 moose-vehicle incidents in 2021.

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19In 2018, Sweden's figure was 64,523 moose collisions.

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20Newfoundland Canada reported 950 moose accidents in 2023.

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21Montana USA logged 234 moose crashes in 2022.

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22Lithuania had 890 moose-vehicle collisions in 2021.

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23New Brunswick Canada saw 1,100 in 2022.

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24Colorado USA reported 67 moose incidents in 2020.

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25Poland noted 1,200 moose collisions in 2022.

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26Saskatchewan Canada had 800 moose crashes in 2021.

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27Utah USA recorded 45 moose-vehicle accidents in 2022.

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28In 2020, Norway reported 3,500 moose collisions.

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29Michigan USA had 312 moose incidents in 2021.

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30Finland's 2022 total was 13,200 moose crashes.

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Frequency and Incidence Interpretation

While Sweden's moose clearly missed the memo on looking both ways, with nearly 60,000 collisions in 2022, the global data reveals a sobering and costly game of chance played on dark roads from the Nordic forests to the Canadian Rockies.

Regional Variations

1In Alaska, moose-vehicle collisions per 100,000 vehicles is 45.2 in 2021.

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2Sweden's Värmland county had 4,200 moose crashes in 2022, highest regionally.

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3In Canada, Newfoundland has the highest rate at 12.5 per 1,000 km².

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4Maine's Aroostook County reported 189 moose accidents in 2022.

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5Norway's Nordland county saw 450 moose collisions in 2021.

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6Quebec's Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean region had 650 crashes in 2022.

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7Finland's Kainuu province recorded 1,100 moose incidents in 2021.

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8British Columbia's Northern Interior had 320 moose crashes in 2023.

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9New Hampshire's Coos County reported 98 moose accidents in 2022.

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10Sweden's Dalarna county had 3,800 collisions in 2022.

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11Alaska's Matanuska-Susitna Borough saw 156 moose crashes in 2021.

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12Ontario's Cochrane District had 1,200 moose incidents in 2022.

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13Wyoming's Teton County reported 42 moose collisions in 2020.

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14Vermont's Essex County had 34 moose accidents in 2022.

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15Latvia's Latgale region saw 620 moose crashes in 2021.

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16Idaho's Boundary County reported 23 moose incidents in 2021.

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17Montana's Lincoln County had 89 moose collisions in 2022.

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18Lithuania's Panevėžys district recorded 210 moose crashes in 2021.

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19New Brunswick's Restigouche County saw 245 moose accidents in 2022.

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20Colorado's Grand County had 19 moose incidents in 2020.

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21Poland's Podlaskie Voivodeship reported 380 moose collisions in 2022.

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22Saskatchewan's northern districts had 290 moose crashes in 2021.

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23Utah's Summit County saw 14 moose accidents in 2022.

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24Michigan's Upper Peninsula (Marquette Co.) had 112 moose incidents in 2021.

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25Estonia's Ida-Viru County reported 410 moose collisions in 2022.

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26Denmark's North Jutland had 18 moose crashes in 2020.

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Regional Variations Interpretation

In a truly staggering display of international commitment to poor driving conditions and unimpressed wildlife, from Alaska to Poland, humanity has managed to engineer a global epidemic of high-speed moose introductions.

Seasonal and Temporal Trends

1In Sweden, 70% of moose collisions occur October to December.

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2Alaska sees peak moose crashes in November, with 28% of annual total.

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3Canada reports 55% of moose accidents during dusk/dawn hours.

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4Maine's moose collisions peak in fall rut season, 62% Sept-Nov.

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5Norway has 40% of moose crashes between 6-9 PM in autumn.

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6Finland notes highest moose incidents May-June (45%) due to calves.

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7British Columbia sees 52% of moose crashes Oct-Dec.

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8New Hampshire reports 68% moose accidents at night.

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9Sweden's daily peak for moose collisions is 18:00-21:00 hours.

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10Quebec has 75% of moose crashes in months with low daylight.

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11Wyoming moose incidents peak in October at 35% of yearly.

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12Vermont sees 48% moose crashes during evening hours.

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13Latvia reports 60% of moose accidents in autumn months.

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14Idaho has highest moose crashes 7-10 PM, 42% share.

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15Montana notes 55% in Sept-Nov period.

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16Lithuania peaks in October-November with 50% of total.

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17New Brunswick sees 65% moose collisions dusk to dawn.

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18Colorado moose crashes 38% in fall evenings.

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19Poland has 70% moose incidents Oct-Dec.

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20Saskatchewan reports 45% at twilight hours.

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21Utah peaks with 30% in October.

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22Michigan Upper Peninsula 62% moose crashes night-time.

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23Estonia sees 58% in autumn rut.

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24Denmark moose collisions mostly May-Oct daytime.

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Seasonal and Temporal Trends Interpretation

From the global data, it seems the universal advice for avoiding a moose collision is to simply not drive in the dark, during autumn, or in the northern hemisphere.

Severity and Outcomes

1Sweden moose crashes cause 1,000 human injuries yearly average 2015-2022.

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2Alaska reports 2 fatalities from moose collisions per year avg 2018-2022.

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3Canada moose accidents result in $100M property damage annually.

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4Maine moose crashes injure 150 people yearly.

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5Norway moose collisions lead to 100 serious injuries per year.

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6Finland has 200 hospitalized from moose crashes annually.

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7BC moose accidents average 5 deaths per decade.

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8New Hampshire moose crashes: 20% result in injury.

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9Sweden: 5% of moose collisions fatal to driver.

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10Quebec reports 300 injuries from moose crashes yearly.

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11Wyoming moose incidents: 15% severe crashes.

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12Vermont: 25% of moose accidents involve rollover.

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13Latvia moose crashes injure 80 people annually.

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14Idaho: 10 fatalities from moose collisions 2010-2020.

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15Montana moose accidents: avg cost $25,000 per crash.

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16Lithuania: 50 serious injuries per year from moose.

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17New Brunswick: 40% moose crashes result in airbag deployment.

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18Colorado: 12% moose collisions fatal or serious injury.

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19Poland moose crashes: 120 injuries yearly.

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20Saskatchewan: avg 2 deaths per year moose-related.

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21Utah: 18% of moose crashes hospitalize occupants.

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22Michigan: moose collisions avg 1.2 injuries per incident.

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23Estonia: 35 injuries from moose accidents annually.

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24Denmark: rare but 5% severe when occur.

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Severity and Outcomes Interpretation

From Scandinavia to North America, it appears the common moose is not just an imposing forest monarch but a statistically significant roadside hazard, reminding us that a ton of antlers and attitude meeting a windshield is a very bad day for everyone involved.

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stat.gouv.qc.ca
stat.gouv.qc.ca
Reference 63
DOT
dot.state.wy.us
dot.state.wy.us
Reference 64
VTRANS
vtrans.vermont.gov
vtrans.vermont.gov
Reference 65
VP
vp.gov.lv
vp.gov.lv
Reference 66
ITD
itd.idaho.gov
itd.idaho.gov
Reference 67
MDT
mdt.mt.gov
mdt.mt.gov
Reference 68
LRKM
lrkm.lrv.lt
lrkm.lrv.lt
Reference 69
NBCOLLISIONSTATS
nbcollisionstats.ca
nbcollisionstats.ca
Reference 70
CODOT
codot.gov
codot.gov
Reference 71
STAT
stat.gov.pl
stat.gov.pl
Reference 72
SGI
sgi.sk.ca
sgi.sk.ca
Reference 73
HIGHWAYPATROL
highwaypatrol.utah.gov
highwaypatrol.utah.gov
Reference 74
POLITSEI
politsei.ee
politsei.ee
Reference 75
DOT
dot.state.ak.us
dot.state.ak.us
Reference 76
NRCAN
nrcan.gc.ca
nrcan.gc.ca
Reference 77
LIIKENNETURVA
liikenneturva.fi
liikenneturva.fi
Reference 78
ENV
env.gov.bc.ca
env.gov.bc.ca
Reference 79
PTVGROUP
ptvgroup.com
ptvgroup.com
Reference 80
MTQ
mtq.gouv.qc.ca
mtq.gouv.qc.ca
Reference 81
NBCOLLISIONREDUCTION
nbcollisionreduction.ca
nbcollisionreduction.ca
Reference 82
CDOT
cdot.colorado.gov
cdot.colorado.gov
Reference 83
GDDKIA
gddkia.gov.pl
gddkia.gov.pl
Reference 84
UDOT
udot.utah.gov
udot.utah.gov
Reference 85
KESKKONNAAMET
keskkonnaamet.ee
keskkonnaamet.ee