Drowsy Driving A Factor In LA Garbage Truck Driver Policy Dispute
We’ve talked before about the danger that could be posed on the road if drivers are unable to secure the proper amount of sleep on a regular basis. Reaction times are diminished considerably when adequate rest isn’t achieved, and judgment can also be compromised. Either of these things could contribute to an injurious or even… read more
Research Shows Fatigued Driving Rule Could Have Positive Impact
A new report in the Huffington Post takes a look at the effect that new regulations geared toward preventing fatigued driving among truckers may have. A study has arrived from the Washington State University that shows the beneficial impact the rules can have on the roads. Between last January and July, 106 drivers submitted data… read more
Exploring The Fatigued Driving Threat In Wake Of Train Crash
Although distracted driving and drunk driving rightfully draw the brunt of media attention in terms of those things that could be considered a public menace on the roads, there’s another danger that goes largely overlooked: fatigued driving. The issue has come to the fore on the heels of a train crash in New York that… read more
Drowsy Driving Prevention Week Brings CHP Awareness Effort
Distracted driving grabs a lot of attention in the media, but there’s another threat that people shouldn’t underestimate, and that’s drowsy driving. In order to spread awareness about this serious issue, safety agencies around the country are partnering for an event called Drowsy Driving Prevention Week, which runs until this coming Sunday. One of the… read more
Drowsy Driving All Too Common, But a Few Tips Could Prevent Disaster
Have you ever found yourself being lulled to sleep while at the wheel of a vehicle? If so, you’re not alone. Recent research conducted by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention suggests that 4.2% of 147,076 respondents have fallen asleep at the wheel in the last month alone. Automobile manufacturers are taking steps to… read more
Survey Shows Adults Admit To Engaging in Distracted Driving
There are many behaviors that can be classified as distracted demeanors. Handling a cell phone device while driving is one of them but according to various news sources, manipulating foods and drinks can also be perceived as severe distractions. The great majority of motorists in the United States have admitted to being somewhat distracted while… read more