Directs study on planting mint along highways to deter wildlife and reduce collisions.
Directs the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet to study the effectiveness of planting mint along highways to deter deer and other wildlife from crossing, potentially reducing collisions. The study will evaluate if mint can prevent accidents, reduce fatalities, and assess its impact on the ecosystem. The cabinet may seek assistance from the Kentucky Transportation Center and must present findings to the Legislative Research Commission by October 31, 2026.
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