Usually, some fresh air or something to drink or eat can help you stay awake and focus till the next stop. But if you’re actually sleepy then you need to find a safe place to pull over and rest.
Avoid alcohol and medications that make you drowsy before driving, and try to get plenty of rest (6-8 hours). Here are a few signs that you might be a risk of driving drowsy: frequent yawning, blurred vision, hard to concentrate, heavy eyes, and spacing/zoning out (not actually sleeping just unaware for a few moments).
That is all it takes, is a quick moment and you could be in a serious accident, so as I said get plenty of rest, don’t skip meals, and take naps as needed.
9. Truck Driving In Winter – Cut Out All The Distractions And Concentrate On Driving
We all have seen those drivers that are driving, listening to music, smoking, and eating donates, IN THE SAME TIME!
Well, if you love your life and respect other people lives, then don’t be that driver! So many things can easily distract you while you are behind the wheel, but you as a driver should try to limit them. Here are few tips that can help you do that, and remain you focused while you are driving.
