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CHP: Getting enough sleep can save a life - Vimarsana News

CHP: Getting enough sleep can save a life

FRESNO, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) – Feeling drowsy? Exit and rest. Authorities say it could very well save a life. Various agencies across the Central Valley are reminding drivers that if they are fatigued to not get behind the wheel. In 2023, there have been more than 4,000 crashes in California involving drowsy drivers, according to the […]

Source: yahoo.com
Lancaster County to celebrate Drowsy Driving Prevention Week - Vimarsana News

Lancaster County to celebrate Drowsy Driving Prevention Week

The week dedicated to preventing crashes is set to take place from Nov. 5 until Nov. 11.

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Army's Artificial Intelligence-based Accident Preventive System will alert drivers when they are drowsy - Vimarsana News

Army's Artificial Intelligence-based Accident Preventive System will alert drivers when they are drowsy

The systems are initially to be installed in buses so that drivers are alerted when they feel drowsy

2 SC cities have among the best drivers in the US, new report shows. Here's why - Vimarsana News

2 SC cities have among the best drivers in the US, new report shows. Here's why

Plenty of cities have their share of bad drivers, but two South Carolina cities can boast having among the best drivers in the U.S., according to a new report.

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Forbes ranked Idahoans as some of the worst drivers in America. Here's where we stand - Vimarsana News

Forbes ranked Idahoans as some of the worst drivers in America. Here's where we stand

Two illegal and dangerous practices are much of the reason behind Idaho’s low ranking nationally for safe drivers.

Source: aol.com