Driving at night is a high risk activity. It's dark and the artificial light from road lamps and the headlights of traffic are no substitute for sunlight. People are driving on the road in a fatigued and drowsy state. You as a trucker must be alert, both to your own driving mistakes and to those of others on the road. As trucking accident attorneys, we want your night driving to be as safe as possible. To that end, here are three tips for safer truck driving at night:
Guard against Your Greatest Enemy: Fatigue
It isn't your steering wheel, brakes, horn, or lights that keep you out of trouble, it's your head. Driving smart and staying focused is the key to staying safe. However, fatigue incapacitates the brain. It compromises the very thing
Guard against Your Greatest Enemy: Fatigue
It isn't your steering wheel, brakes, horn, or lights that keep you out of trouble, it's your head. Driving smart and staying focused is the key to staying safe. However, fatigue incapacitates the brain. It compromises the very thing