In Finnish driving safety and emergency procedures, when is the risk of an elk/moose (hirvi) collision highest in Finland?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. During twilight hours at dawn and dusk
- Step 1: Moose are most active during twilight around sunrise and sunset, especially from September to November during migration and rutting. Answer: During twilight hours at dawn and dusk. Why not the others: Twilight impairs driver vision while wildlife movement peaks.
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