Don’t drive drowsy! But, if you do have to drive when you’re tired, be sure you know the warning signs — and the techniques and technologies you can use to keep yourself and your passengers safe.
By Bill Machrone
Driving while drowsy is a major problem in this country. In fact, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reports that driver fatigue or drowsiness causes 56,000 accidents, 40,000 nonfatal injuries and more than 1,500 fatalities per year.
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