Edith Pepper

For those who drive to work, lack of sleep can be hazardous.
Drowsy driving causes approximately 100,000 car crashes annually, with
younger people being the most at risk. While getting a full night's
sleep before driving is the ideal, taking a short nap before driving can
reduce a person's accident risk. Experts suggest that if you're tired
before you get behind the wheel, try grabbing a "caffeine nap." Drink a
caffeinated beverage, recline your seat, doze for 20 minutes, and wake
up ready to go.
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