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Slide Presentation of the 2007 Annual Meeting of AHRQ

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Factors Associated with Drowsy Driving

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  • Working 12-hour shifts doubled the risk of drowsy driving
  • Longer commutes
  • Working at night (at least 6 hours between 2200 and 0600) nearly quadrupled the risk of struggling to stay awake driving home

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