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Moose Crash Survivor Warns About Wildlife Vehicle Safety Measures

By Drooid · Oct 6, 2026, 3:52 PM UTC · How we work

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Robert Belley survived a 2024 moose crash near Lanigan, Canada, because metal bars protected him.
He now experiences dizziness, neurological damage, limited mobility.
He cannot perform construction work.
Saskatchewan Government Insurance records about 8,800 wildlife crashes annually, resulting in 400 injuries and two deaths.
SGI traffic-safety director Troy Corbett advises using beams, slowing at dawn or dusk, steering toward the animal’s origin when unavoidable.

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Story summary

Robert Belley survived a 2024 moose crash near Lanigan, Canada, because metal bars protected him.
He now experiences dizziness, neurological damage, limited mobility.
He cannot perform construction work.
Saskatchewan Government Insurance records about 8,800 wildlife crashes annually, resulting in 400 injuries and two deaths.
SGI traffic-safety director Troy Corbett advises using beams, slowing at dawn or dusk, steering toward the animal’s origin when unavoidable.