At the end of March, summer time applies again. Drivers have to be prepared for encounters with wild boars and co.
In the night of March 28, winter time ends and the clocks are put forward by one hour to summer time. By turning the clocks ahead, it temporarily stays dark longer in the morning. This means that there is a great risk of meeting animals at dawn. Drivers should therefore be particularly attentive on country roads in particular and pay attention to road signs in advance that indicate danger areas due to deer crossing.