Exposing Dangerous Myths About Drowsy Driving Safety

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Long-Haul Highway Driving Myths That Lead to Fatigue and Accidents

Myth 1: Drinking Lots of Coffee or Energy Drinks Will Keep You Sharp

Myth 2: Loud Music and Open Windows Are Effective Ways to Fight Sleep

Myth 3: A 10-Minute Break Every 4 Hours is Sufficient for Long Trips.

Myth 4: Advanced Driver-Assistance Systems (Adaptive Cruise, Lane Kee

Myth 5: Powering Through Without Stops is the Fastest Way to Finish t

Myth 6: I'll Know I'm Too Tired to Drive When I Start Nodding Off.

Myth 7: A Short Nap at a Rest Stop is a Waste of Time and Will Make M

Myth 8: Changing Drivers is All You Need; the Passenger Doesn't Need

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The open highway promises freedom and efficiency, but it also presents one of the most demanding and monotonous driving environments. To combat the strain of long-distance travel, drivers often rely on well-known tips and habits. Tragically, many of these are dangerous myths that mask fatigue rather than cure it, significantly increasing the risk of drowsy driving accidents. Let"s expose the misconceptions that put you and others at risk on those endless stretches of road.

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