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See Latest ArticlesHazard perception in novice and experienced drivers: The effects of sleepiness
Accident Analysis & Prevention, 06/26/09
Smith SS et al. - The findings suggest that the disproportionate sleepiness-related accident involvement of young, inexperienced drivers could be partly due to a slowing of their ability to anticipate traffic hazards.
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