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Give the gift of Safety - Never Drive Impaired

 

 

PascoSheriffPasco Sheriff@PascoSheriff·
22 Nov

If you have difficulty focusing, frequent blinking or heavy eyelids, it’s time to pull over in a safe place to rest. Take a break. Don’t drive drowsy. #DontDriveDrowsyFL

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BradentonPDBradenton Police@BradentonPD·
21 Nov

If you have difficulty focusing, frequent blinking or heavy eyelids, it’s time to pull over in a safe place to rest. Take a break. Don’t drive drowsy. #DontDriveDrowsyFL

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PascoSheriffPasco Sheriff@PascoSheriff·
21 Nov

Drowsy driving can be just as dangerous as impaired driving. Fatigue slows down your thought process and reaction time, affects your judgment and vision, and impairs your senses and abilities. #DontDriveDrowsyFL

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PascoSheriffPasco Sheriff@PascoSheriff·
18 Nov

On a long trip, there’s nothing better than to just pull over and stretch your legs. It’s best to take a break every 200 miles or every two hours, and even switch drivers if you can. Use the buddy system to change drivers! Take a break. Don’t drive drowsy. #DontDriveDrowsyFL

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