The Conditions That Lead To Auto Accidents and Drowsy Driving
December 23, 2021
Drowsy driving is hazardous as the crash rate for drivers who sleep five or six hours is twice that of drivers who sleep seven hours or more. With each hour of sleep lost, the likelihood of an auto accident increases. Similar to texting and driving or drinking and driving, driving after getting little-to-no sleep not only puts you at risk but puts others around you at risk too. If you’re tired, do not get behind the wheel. An Overview of Drowsy Driving According to the Sleep Foundation and survey data from the CDC, one in every 25 adults