On the way back from KaoSuanKwang today, along the KK Hwy, these signs appeared. I've never heard of microsleep........but indeed, microsleep is a thing, often when you drive.
Few cars on the KK Hwy today.......going and returning. Smooth sailing but some rough patches in the slow lanes.
Microsleep
Re: Microsleep
I experienced Microsleep once while driving through Glencoe, Scotland, very frightening. I had had a full nights sleep before setting out. No re-occurance thankfully. However, it would not be too high up on my list of necessary road signs in Thailand.
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It's something I learned all about in my first year of professional driving and the ways to avoid it.
I would work driving around London until 6pm then have dinner and drive 200~250 miles at a maximum of 50mph then start driving again at 8:30 next morning to arrive back in London by 5pm. So yes Microsleep is absolutely real but as long as you know the signs avoidable with short naps.
I would work driving around London until 6pm then have dinner and drive 200~250 miles at a maximum of 50mph then start driving again at 8:30 next morning to arrive back in London by 5pm. So yes Microsleep is absolutely real but as long as you know the signs avoidable with short naps.
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Meanwhile, up the road in NK:
This time it was not brakes but microsleep.
https://www.facebook.com/10003705608421 ... 827548652/
This time it was not brakes but microsleep.
https://www.facebook.com/10003705608421 ... 827548652/