New Hampshire was (is?) posting signs on their highways giving the number of moose/vehicle collisions for the year. The numbers were quite large (hundreds) and people died in those accidents frequently. The moose are so tall that the car's front end only hits their legs and the moose's body then hits the windshield. Moose populations have expanded in recent years and dawn/dusk/nighttime road encounters are likely. A very good reason to drive slowly in those area at night.