What Are the Hazards of Drowsy Driving?

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StNolan
07/28/25 9:14pm
Drowsy driving poses significant risks as it leads to decreased concentration and increases the likelihood of traffic accidents. Below is an overview of drowsy driving: 1. Definition: It refers to the phenomenon where drivers experience a decline in physiological and psychological functions after prolonged continuous driving, affecting their attention, thinking, and judgment. 2. Causes: Factors contributing to drowsy driving are multifaceted. Driver fatigue primarily involves neural and sensory fatigue, as well as physical fatigue caused by prolonged fixed postures and poor blood circulation. 3. Hazards: When fatigued, drivers exhibit reduced judgment, slower reaction times, and increased operational errors. Even mild fatigue can result in untimely and inaccurate gear shifting.
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DiArya
08/12/25 1:54am
I've been driving for over 20 years, especially after long-distance driving, the fatigue is so intense that my reactions slow down, and my hands and eyes don't obey me. Like that time I was driving late at night and almost rear-ended a truck, luckily I braked in time. There are many hazards: physically, it's easy to doze off and lose control, greatly increasing the risk of a crash; mentally, judgment declines, making it hard to gauge distances; long-term, it may even lead to chronic fatigue syndrome. I've also heard of a friend who ended up in the hospital due to fatigue driving, spending a lot on treatment, not to mention the impact on work and family. I suggest everyone take more breaks, don't risk your life just to save time. If you feel tired while driving, pull over and rest for a while. Developing good habits is the most important thing.
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