Drowsy Driving Prevention Week might end today, but we hope you will ask yourself every time you get behind the wheel, “Am I sleep-deprived? Am I alert enough to drive?” #Sleepfirst #Drivealert https://t.co/Kqqq1GRnzX

Truckers keep America running, especially during a pandemic. It is estimated that grocery stores would run out of food within 3 days if truckers stopped working. Thank you to all the truck drivers keeping stores stocked and supplies flowing. Stay safe. #SleepFirst #DriveAlert https://t.co/yfxds3ecjd

When we are sleep-deprived we feel sluggish, tired, foggy, and have difficulty processing our surroundings. Before getting behind the wheel, remember these drowsy driving warning signs. #sleepfirst #drivealert

What if you start feeling drowsy while on the road? Starting a conversation with your companion and opening the window for fresh air are all good, but the best thing might be switching drivers or taking a short break when you're sleepy behind the wheel. #SleepFirst #DriveAlert https://t.co/dzKnA4sKki

Want to greet the day energized and ready to #drivealert? Put away that cup of coffee or caffeinated beverage before bed! A well-rested sleep wins over any tricks to stay awake. #sleepfirst #DrowsyDrivingPrevention https://t.co/LJFVN1Ndhd

Are you planning to stay up late tonight to observe the election? Getting less than 6 hours of sleep TRIPLES your risk of falling asleep while driving! If you are in for a long drive or long workday tomorrow, plan accordingly. #sleepfirst #planahead #drowsydrivingprevention https://t.co/j1U7mVHTJc