Summary Driver drowsiness contributes to 10–20% of motor vehicle crashes. To reduce
crash risk, ideally drivers would be aware of the drowsy state and cease driving. The extent …

Abstract Study Objectives To examine whether drivers are aware of sleepiness and
associated symptoms, and how subjective reports predict driving impairment and …

Understanding whether drivers can accurately assess sleepiness is essential for
educational campaigns advising drivers to stop driving when feeling sleepy. However, few …

Despite sleepiness being considered one of the main factors contributing to road crashes,
and even though extensive efforts have been made in the identification of techniques able to …

The detrimental effects of sleep loss on overall decision‐making have been well described.
Due to the complex nature of decisions, there remains a need for studies to identify specific …

Light can induce an alertness response in humans. The effects of exposure to bright light vs.
dim light on the levels of alertness during the day, especially in the afternoon, as reported in …

Shift work requires round-the-clock readiness to perform professional duties, and the
workers' performance highly depends on their sleepiness level, which can be …

[] Monitoring driver drowsiness is a crucial aspect of ensuring road safety. Many studies
have explored a variety of physiological signals and behavioral monitoring of drivers using …

This study examines the relationship between officer workload and lethal, officerinvolved
shootings of unarmed individuals (LOIS-Us) that occurred in the United States between …