"Those are the best antidotes we know of to decrease drowsy driving."

Dr. Dinges said that the best solution to drowsy driving was a nap.

IT may lack the drama of drunken driving, but drowsy driving is even more common and can be just as deadly.

The incidence of drowsy driving is reduced so that it is rare and an exception.

Hard statistics on drowsy driving are hard to come by, because drivers may be reluctant to admit having fallen asleep.

If someone is sleep-deprived, a nap can help him feel more awake and alert, which can prevent problems such as drowsy driving.

In addition, early school start times have been associated with drowsy driving in new teen drivers and higher car crash rates.

Since many people get up very early in the morning or travel late into the night to beat traffic, there is the real danger of drowsy driving.

The problem of drowsy driving is especially risky for people 16 to 29.

The switch to darker daytime hours could lead to drowsy driving.