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About this episode
The episode discusses the hidden epidemic of drowsy driving and its significant impact on road safety, featuring insights from expert Jim Hedlund.
Shockingly, drowsy driving claims over 6,000 lives each year—about ten times what official reports suggest. Jim Hedlund, PhD, roadway safety statistician with Highway Safety North, explains why many of these fatalities go unrecognized, identifies the groups most at risk, and offers two practical strategies to help prevent drowsy driving.
People in this episode
Guest: Jim Hedlund
Topics covered
- drowsy driving
- road safety
- fatalities
- prevention strategies
- public health
Keywords
- drowsy driving
- roadway safety
- fatalities
- prevention
- public health
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Highway Safety North
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