Asleep at the wheel? Drivers admit to alarming behaviors, study shows

Monday, June 17, 2019
A new study reveals drivers admit to some bad habits that are downright dangerous.

According to DriversEd.com:

  • 20 percent of drivers admit to falling asleep behind the wheel.
  • 71 percent admit to driving while drowsy.
  • 89 percent of people admit to speeding.
  • 40 percent admit they have road rage.
  • 31 percent admit to checking their phone or other distracted driving behaviors.
  • 24 percent admit to driving while drunk.


For each of these behaviors, there are solutions. Get a designated driver, get more sleep, and give yourself more time so you don't have to speed.

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