This week is Drowsy Driving Prevention Week.  According to the CDC, about 1 in 25 adult drivers report having fallen asleep while driving. Ensuring you get enough sleep is crucial for the safety of yourself and those around you. So, catch those much-needed Zzz's at home, and remember: don't drive when you're drowsy! #SleepFirstDriveAlert #DDPW #Headway #DrivingSafety | Lambert's Cable Splicing Company, LLC | Facebook

633 people died from drowsy driving related crashes in 2023.Drowsy driving is dangerous even if the driver doesn’t actually fall asleep at the wheel. Just like drunk, drugged, and distracted driving, lack of sleep can make drivers less alert and affect their coordination, judgement, and reaction time. Here’s some tips to avoid drowsy driving and its deadly consequences: - Get adequate sleep on a daily basis - Advise teens to delay driving until they are well rested - Avoid alcohol before driving