1. Signage and notices:
Clear signage: Placing signs on roads and areas with high traffic, warning of the danger of animals on the street.
Public campaigns: running campaigns that raise awareness of the importance of saving the lives of street animals and preventing accidents.
2. Infrastructure planning:
Animal crossings: creating animal crossings (waterfalls or bridges) in places where there is known to be a lot of animal movement to allow them to cross the road safely.
Speed ​​limit: reducing driving speed in areas where there is a high risk of living on the street.

3. Campaigns that remind drivers to be careful and act carefully in areas where there is a chance of being run over.
4. Treatment of street animals:
Sterilization and neutering: Encouraging sterilization and neutering of street animals to prevent uncontrolled breeding.
Adoption programs: promoting street animal adoption programs to reduce the number of animals living on the streets.
5. Cooperation with law enforcement:
Law enforcement: strengthening the enforcement of laws related to the destruction of animals and reckless driving.
Cooperation with associations: working with animal associations to locate street animals and assist in their care.

Encouraging the public to support associations dedicated to the care of street animals and reducing their number.
Initiating community projects dedicated to helping street animals and finding them homes.
7. Installing cameras in problematic road sections to document accidents and act to correct the situation.
Development of applications that allow the public to report street animals roaming around in danger of life.
Summary
The phenomenon of animals stranded on the roads is a challenge that requires cooperation between the public, local authorities, and animal associations. By working together and raising awareness, it is possible to reduce the phenomenon and improve the lives of street animals.