Ya I couldn't imagine trying to sleep with something on my face. It's like those people who sleep with ear plugs. I don't like losing one of my senses.
Tips for staying alert/awake on graveyard shift
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by Dewey120, May 17, 2012.
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I had a good cure for the drowsy problem. I tuned the XM radio to the comedy channels.... you can't sleep if your laughing your hind end off.
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I like driving nights so its easier for me. But I pick my nose scratch my nuts chew Copenhagen big thi g is don't focus your eyes on one thing keep them moving
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What works for me is keeping my mind engaged in some way, and the most effective means I've found to that end are podcasts that I think are fascinating. My personal preference is for This American Life and Radiolab podcasts, both non-news public radio programs, and they work for me because they're always interesting in ways that engage my brain. Music and caffeine don't always keep me awake enough to drive safely, but listening to something I think is profoundly interesting always does. It's the same thing as talking to someone on the phone or the CB because your brain is involved in the conversation; just keeping between the lines while rolling down the interstate doesn't really require any complex thinking.
Good health and proper nutrition make a huge difference in your body's ability to maintain alertness--take care of your body and it will take care of you when you need it to.
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