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Drowsy Driving Risks Increase As Days Get Shorter

Drowsy driving is a common problem, especially in the first few weeks following the end of Daylight Saving Time in the fall. Photo Courtesy Of CHP

Drowsy — Drowsy driving is a common problem, especially in the first few weeks following the end of Daylight Saving Time in the fall. Photo Courtesy Of CHP

This disruption in sleep/wake patterns can have dangerous consequences, such as an increased risk of motor vehicle crashes.

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