Daylight Saving Time raises concerns of drowsy driving

NEW YORK (PIX 11) — As clocks spring forward this Sunday, experts warn that losing just one hour of sleep could impact sleep patterns and put thousands of drivers at risk on the road.

Drowsy driving can slow a driver’s reaction time and make it harder to stay alert, according to Shaimaa Ibrahim, a driving instructor with Super Starz Auto Driving School in Bay Ridge.

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“Slower receptions and response,” said Ibrahim. “Impaired judgement of risk and distance.”

She added, “You’re not thinking right as you’re driving.”…

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