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In addition to drowsy driving, I would add distracted driving - both interfere with you being able to stay abreast of your situation (e.g. situational awareness) and can lead to accidents and/or death. It is best to get sufficient rest before you drive. As I will be a truck driver, this will be a major concern and I can get sufficient sleep as well as make my destinations. Just remember, you cannot do an all nighter and expect a single night's sleep to restore you back to normal. It usually takes me three days to recover from a single late night, and it gets worse the older I get. Found that getting a regular nights sleep every night keeps me more alert and I feel less stressed out during the day.
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