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The Automobile Association of America (AAA) released a study conducted by their Foundation for Traffic Safety revealing that driving on only 4 to 5 hours of sleep is just as risky as driving drunk. “Experts recommend that healthy adults should sleep for at least 7 hours daily. The results of this study indicate that drivers who usually sleep for less than 5 hours daily, drivers who have slept for less than 7 hours in the past 24 hours, and drivers who have slept for 1 or more hours less than their usual amount of sleep in the past 24 hours have significantly elevated crash rates,” the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety concluded.

How can you get a better night’s sleep and avoid an accident? Sleep experts at the Mayo Clinic recommend that you stick to a sleep schedule – even on holidays or weekends. Pay attention to your diet and limit your caffeine intake. They also say you should create a bedtime routine and make your room a comfortable place for sleeping.

Sweet dreams and safe driving!

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Better Sleep for Safer Driving

The Automobile Association of America (AAA) released a study conducted by their Foundation for Traffic Safety revealing that driving on only 4 to 5 hours of sleep is just as risky as driving drunk. “Experts recommend that healthy adults should sleep for at least 7 hours daily. The results of this study indicate that drivers who usually sleep for less than 5 hours daily, drivers who have slept for less than 7 hours in the past 24 hours, and drivers who have slept for 1 or more hours less than their usual amount of sleep in the past 24 hours have significantly elevated crash rates,” the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety concluded.

How can you get a better night’s sleep and avoid an accident? Sleep experts at the Mayo Clinic recommend that you stick to a sleep schedule – even on holidays or weekends. Pay attention to your diet and limit your caffeine intake. They also say you should create a bedtime routine and make your room a comfortable place for sleeping.

Sweet dreams and safe driving!

About the Author
Established in 1957, Bendit Weinstock is one of the oldest and most experienced law firms in the state. We are proud of our proven track record of helping business clients through complex legal matters and recovering millions of dollars in compensation for individuals. Reach out to us for sound legal counsel and skilled representation in cases such as business litigation, estate and fiduciary litigation, corporate law, personal injury, medical malpractice, and more. We always strive to represent our clients with excellence while we vigorously fight for results. We are dedicated to helping clients obtain the most favorable outcome possible for their case.
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