What to Do When Feeling Drowsy While Driving on the Highway?

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VonArya
07/30/25 3:49am
Here are some methods to deal with drowsiness while driving on the highway: 1. Avoid prolonged use of air recirculation mode: When all windows are closed and the air conditioning is set to recirculate, the oxygen level inside the car will decrease over time. This can lead to insufficient oxygen supply to the brain, causing a drowsy feeling and fatigue. Therefore, after using recirculation for a certain period, switch to fresh air mode. 2. Maintain an upright sitting posture: Many drivers prefer to drive with one hand on the steering wheel, which allows the body to relax. However, on highways where road conditions are good and less maneuvering is required, prolonged relaxation can gradually induce drowsiness. So, when feeling a bit sleepy, adjust to a more upright sitting position. 3. Look at the surrounding scenery: When visual fatigue sets in from staring at the road ahead for too long, glancing at the surrounding scenery can help, but always ensure driving safety. 4. Take a break at a service area: Highways have service areas where you can stop when feeling tired after driving for a while. A 10 to 20-minute nap at a service area can significantly refresh you for the rest of the drive.
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