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PascoSheriffPasco Sheriff@PascoSheriff·
19 Sep

Up late? Drinking coffee and turning up the radio may increase alertness for a short period of time, but getting adequate rest is the only way to help prevent drowsy driving. Take a break. #DontDriveDrowsyFL

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PascoSheriffPasco Sheriff@PascoSheriff·
17 Sep

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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MyFDOTFLORIDA DOT@MyFDOT·
14 Sep

If you’re driving late at night, stay alert. Driving at times you would normally be asleep can be dangerous. If you feel tired, stop and take a break. Don’t drive drowsy. #DontDriveDrowsyFL

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PascoSheriffPasco Sheriff@PascoSheriff·
13 Sep

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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