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Surely, it has happened to you. You embark on a journey driving your car and, when you feel tired or ready to fall asleep, you keep on driving because you just have to get there on time. At best, you drink a cup of coffee hoping it will wake you up. What you don’t realize is that you are setting up the scene for a, possibly fatal, accident.
- Pink Feathered Kia Driver Falls Asleep, Takes Another Car Down Into A Crazy Rollover
Pink feather like decorative accents on door handles might make some of us take notice for humorous purposes, but they won't make other drivers more aware of you when you fall asleep behind the wheel. Read more »...
- Holy Scary Car Crash: Daewoo Comes Flying Into Windshield
Can you imagine taking a relaxed drive on a city road with your family, minding your own business, and all of a sudden, seeing a car flying in from the other way - must be terrifying, right? It certainly is and it happened to YouTube author Sky Kang...
- Meanwhile In Russia: A Lorry Breaks Free, Bmw Hit And Run, Bad Lada And Garbage Truck Overload
Our daily dashcam-video cruise through the hazardous roads of Russia begins with the driver of a large truck that either fell asleep on the wheel or had a problem with his brakes and crashed into two cars waiting for the green light, almost hitting a...
- Truck Driver Falls Asleep On The Wheel, Kills A Couple Of Light Poles In The Process
There are many reasons why drivers fall asleep on the wheel like, oh, let's say the lack of sleep […], but whatever the cause, it usually ends up with a major accident. Such is the case of a truck driver who reportedly dozed off on a freeway...
- Volvo Launches High-tech Systems That Alert Tired & Distracted Drivers
According to Volvo, studies show that up to 90 per cent of all traffic accidents are caused by driver distraction. To be frank, that sounds far too simplified but whatev. In order to prevent this from happening , Volvo will introduce a world-first technology,...
Cars
New Study Suggests One in Eight UK Drivers Falling Asleep on the Wheel
Surely, it has happened to you. You embark on a journey driving your car and, when you feel tired or ready to fall asleep, you keep on driving because you just have to get there on time. At best, you drink a cup of coffee hoping it will wake you up. What you don’t realize is that you are setting up the scene for a, possibly fatal, accident.
A new UK study by Brake and Cambridge Weight Plan that was presented today at a Parliamentary reception attended by MPs and road safety professionals revealed than in the past year, one in eight drivers has “head-nodded†at the wheel, or in other words, fallen asleep between 2 and 30 seconds, often without even realizing it.
Read more »- Pink Feathered Kia Driver Falls Asleep, Takes Another Car Down Into A Crazy Rollover
Pink feather like decorative accents on door handles might make some of us take notice for humorous purposes, but they won't make other drivers more aware of you when you fall asleep behind the wheel. Read more »...
- Holy Scary Car Crash: Daewoo Comes Flying Into Windshield
Can you imagine taking a relaxed drive on a city road with your family, minding your own business, and all of a sudden, seeing a car flying in from the other way - must be terrifying, right? It certainly is and it happened to YouTube author Sky Kang...
- Meanwhile In Russia: A Lorry Breaks Free, Bmw Hit And Run, Bad Lada And Garbage Truck Overload
Our daily dashcam-video cruise through the hazardous roads of Russia begins with the driver of a large truck that either fell asleep on the wheel or had a problem with his brakes and crashed into two cars waiting for the green light, almost hitting a...
- Truck Driver Falls Asleep On The Wheel, Kills A Couple Of Light Poles In The Process
There are many reasons why drivers fall asleep on the wheel like, oh, let's say the lack of sleep […], but whatever the cause, it usually ends up with a major accident. Such is the case of a truck driver who reportedly dozed off on a freeway...
- Volvo Launches High-tech Systems That Alert Tired & Distracted Drivers
According to Volvo, studies show that up to 90 per cent of all traffic accidents are caused by driver distraction. To be frank, that sounds far too simplified but whatev. In order to prevent this from happening , Volvo will introduce a world-first technology,...