Question

1. who is at higher risk of drowsy driving? (choose all that apply)

□ long - distance drivers
□ people who work night shifts
□ people with full sleep schedules
□ young drivers

Explanation:

Long-distance drivers face extended periods behind the wheel without adequate rest breaks, increasing drowsiness risk. Night shift workers often experience disrupted sleep cycles and fatigue during waking hours, raising drowsy driving risk. Young drivers may lack experience recognizing fatigue and are more prone to risky behaviors like skipping rest, increasing their risk. People with full, consistent sleep schedules have proper rest, so they are not at higher risk.

Answer:

□ Long-distance drivers
□ People who work night shifts
□ Young drivers