Speaking of road kills...Kangaroos are easy compared to all the deer hits we get here in the States...Major 300-500 pound deer crossing accidents happen daily in the upper States and in the South....You see people driving their big Ford and Chevy trucks with huge wood logs attached and mounted onto the front bumbers too help with deer impacts...I personally have almost hit many deer going 65mph when I lived in Oregan and Washington for a short time...Oregan and Washington are the upper States located near Canada, lots of deer roam the roads in those areas.....At night it is the worst, you are driving and or speeding on a back road and it is dark and then all of the sudden you will see a family of deer standing in the road...The headlights then freeze the dear in there tracks and you have just a split second to try and avoid them....I would take a roo hit any day over a full blown dear hit....Those dear hits can kill you...My close friend took a straight on full grown male deer hit in an SUV and it totalled the car completely, but he lived to tell the tail...Amazingly enough the dear lived too for atleast a short time as it stumbled and ran off after getting blasted,..I saw the car after, total front end destruction..
Don't you guys have Roo control?...Or are they the sacrid "no kill" National animal that can't be touched? We have deer hunting seasons yearly to keep down the deer population.... We are also building more and more road fencing to keep Bambi off the roads.... The worst is for sports cars, you hit the legs and the body flies threw the front wind shield and takes you out...Real crazy **** when it happens...