During Drowsy Driving Prevention week consider raising awareness about the recommended hours of sleep by doing this anonymous poll, the Sleep Shocker Activity! #AlertAtTheWheel Follow link to the activity form: https://t.co/II0rxo3EuS
A fun guide to your sleep requirements! It's vital to know your body and how much sleep you need. After all, we spend 1/3 of our lives sleeping, so you'd think we know what we're doing... #SleepBetter#Drowsydrivingawarenessweek
Sometimes stopping too late can have detrimental effects on your body and the rest of your journey. In this unfortunate event, the driver took a rest too late -
https://t.co/bFHM6a6qm6 … #TakeaBreak#DrowsyDrivingAwarenessWeek
Have we got better at sleeping since 2011? With more distractions, higher corporate demand and a larger consumer population...we dont think so. Have a read and see if you agree https://t.co/vCxtrYMcyy #StressAwarenessDay#DrowsyDrivingAwarenessWeek
@Dr_Quaw Hi Dimoir! Thanks for keeping us in the loop, keep us up to date and we can discuss the next point of action should @YodelOnline fail to cooperate.
Studies show that sleep deprivation can affect motorists’ judgment, reflexes, and reaction times, effectively making them unfit to drive a motor vehicle. #drowsydriving https://t.co/yDa3E3HJaF
Remember, sleep is directly linked to your mental health. Look after yourself and be mindful of your physical and mental health. #MentalHealthDay2018#Sleep
Driver stopped on the #M5 for speeding past the marked police vehicle and not checking his mirrors on changing lanes (and almost colliding with us).
Most likely cause?
Fatigue.
Driving is tiring.
Tiredness kills.
Take a break.
On this occasion driver was issued a verbal warning.