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See Latest ArticlesWakefulness in young and elderly subjects driving at night in a car simulator
Accident Analysis & Prevention, 08/19/09
Lowden A et al. – The present study has demonstrated that young drivers were more sleepy while driving at night. The effects could represent a mobilization of effort and a reorganization of brain firing pattern among older subjects, possibly reflecting better ability and effort to resist sleepiness.
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