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Growth economies continue to be more reliant on roadways than ever before.Over 30,000 miles of road are added yearly to the already enormous road systemthat exists in the United States. As roads segment habitats, animals have nooption but to walk across them for food, water and companionship. In thisprocess they end up becoming roadkill. Wherever wildlife habitat and roadwaysoverlap, death and destruction seem impossible to control. These animal deathshave a direct impact on the biodiversity and dynamics of an ecosystem androadkill poses a threat to many species that are fighting extinction. Vehiclescolliding with animals results in human fatalities, life changing injuries andextensive property damage. Current methods of handling roadkill are primarilypassive and do not utilize the animal's natural instincts. This paper presentsan alternative approach by actively involving the animal, warning them of anoncoming vehicle and triggering their survival instincts. Making the animal anintegral part of the solution, augmenting their sensory perception with scienceand technology and utilizing their heightened reflexes and survival instinctsprovides a better chance at mitigating the problem of roadkill. The resultsshow that this solution is able to provide animals a warning of an oncomingvehicle, consistently, reliably and in a wide range of testing conditions.

A Non-Habituating Configurable Audio Visual Animal Deterrent System to Mitigate Roadkill