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Crash Risk Likely Overstated in Recent AAA Sleep-Crash Study

Crash Risk Likely Overstated in Recent AAA Sleep-Crash Study
With the release of a new report on the dangers of sleep-deprived driving, the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety should be credited for reiterating an essential tenet: one must be fully aware and alert when getting behind the wheel of a car.
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