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I hope it would not do you any harm if you find this blog entry talking again about drowsy driving. Well, it is. This is the sequel of my previous post Is Your Driver Sleepy. If in that post I was talking about how a passenger could tell if a driver is drowsy when driving, this post concerns the drowsy drivers themselves.

So when you are in front of a steering wheel, how could you know that it is the right time to stop and rest for a while? How would you know that another one mile drive could be a suicide already? Here, take these signs for you to check them out yourself.

• Extremely tired eyes. If you experience difficulty in keeping your eyes open or focusing, better consider taking a break.

• Weaving. Are you suddenly lost in the lanes? Bring your vehicle to a stop if your answer to that question is a yes.

• Lost time. It doesn’t mean that when you can’t remember the last stretch of the road, you are getting old. Wake up! You’re just sleepy.

• Disorientation. It’s obvious. Sometimes, problems are not the cause of disorientation in front of the steering wheel but drowsiness.

So if you happen to notice these signs, don’t allow yourself to drive more. There’s nothing wrong in pulling at the side of the road and taking a short sleep or break. Be concerned of everybody’s safety, please.