Option to Trade bio monitoring for more driving hours?

In studying the possibility of becoming a truck driver, I've read quite a bit about the regulations on the hours drivers can work and drive. I don't understand the intricacies of resets and split berther time, but I'm still going to weigh in with my own idea for improving safety and giving drivers the option to drive up to fourteen hours a day-- in exchange for bio-sensor monitoring to verify breaks are being taken devoted to deep relaxation-- lying in a dark sleeper or wearing a sleep mask, using active noise cancelling headphones if needed and/or audio of nature sounds or relaxation-inducing binaural beats/tones, and doing controlled breathing. Driving a big rig is inherently dangerous and stressful. For drivers to perform at or near their peak skill/ reflexes, they must relieve this stress every few hours, with a break of 5 to 10 minutes after 3.5- 4.5 hours, and 15 to 20 minutes after 8 hours . Considering how dangerous a big rig is going 60+ MPH in heavy passenger vehicle traffic, isn't it smart to use technology to verify that drivers are taking the breaks they should, especially when it's no more intrusive/ burdensome on drivers than attaching a small sensor or two to your ear(s) or forehead? It would make everyone safer. And with this break verification, drivers could drive more hours safely, provided drivers "make up" for exceeding a limit of 15 or 16 hours for a work day, get 32 continuous hours off weekly and 56 off every 2 weeks. It's a "win-win"-- it's good for companies/ owners because they get more productivity/profit out of their rigs, and drivers get more hours if/when they want them. I also think there should be mandatory, out-of-the-truck, sensor-verified five-minute breaks every two hours(weather permitting).. to get drivers out of the seat and reduce the risk of thrombosis, backache, hemorrhoids, etc. associated with sitting for hours, and that could be a safety impairing distraction.

 

Now, now.. I think it can be accomplished with a pressure sensitive switch somewhere.

 

The fact that you go 8 to 10 hours without stopping because you don't feel like it doesn't negate the scientific fact of it being unhealthy and significantly reduces your safety factor.