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Fatigue and sleepiness in drivers
2016
Occupational Medicine
Fatigue and sleepiness can negatively affect driver's consciousness and their cognitive function. Traffic accidents due to sleepiness are more common among people who work more than 60 hours a week, or have irregular working hours or night shifts. Methods: Last available literature and the most authentic sources were assessed and different aspects of the issue were evaluated. Results: Drowsy driving increases the risk of a crash four times. Fatigue reduces performance in tasks that require
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