There are some issues that go together, as the old song goes, like enjoy and marriage "go together like and a horse and carriage." But you'll find a few points that just just do not go together and should never be put together -- like fire and gasoline, or sleeping and driving.
If you try to mix fire and gasoline, you'll inevitably get an explosion. An explosion is going to take place, and that isn't a guess or a theory. It really is a truth. Likewise, should you attempt to mix sleeping and driving, a car crash is going to take place. Lives are going to be lost or changed forever, and not for the better.
The truth is that all of us have possibly been guilty at one time or yet another of driving a car when we were actually too tired and sleep-deprived to be a secure driver. Most of us survived the expertise, and hopefully learned the lesson and never repeated the physical exercise.
Most of the time, accidents which are caused by sleepy drivers are one-car accidents. The car leaves the road and either turns over or hits a tree or other fixed object, but at times sleepy drivers will run head-on into oncoming site visitors. Drowsiness and driving is a massive issue, and one that ought to be addressed by each and every driving instructor and every parent in the world.
Drivers need to quit the car and rest when:
* They have difficulty focusing, heavy eyelids, or frequent blinking
* They are daydreaming, have wandering thoughts, or have disconnected thoughts
* They have trouble remembering the last few miles driven
* They begin missing exits or traffic signs
* They yawn repeatedly or rub their eyes a whole lot
* They have trouble keeping their head up
* They drift from their lane, tailgate, or drive over a shoulder rumble strip
Heed the warnings and save your own life or the life of someone else. Do not drive drunk, and do not drive sleepy!
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