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Why accidents increase after spring forward to daylight savings
Mar 11 2013...
Was traffic noticeably slower on your morning commute? If so, blame daylight saving time. The “spring forward” is believed to cause a temporary spike in traffic incidents. A 1998 Canadian study found that auto accidents may increase as much as 17 percent immediately following the time change.
The authors of the Canadian study argue drowsy driving – rather than the other two factors – is why the frequency of accidents escalates after the time change. The study found the only significant increase in accidents occurred during the afternoon commute. That finding appears to rule out an early sunrise or forgetfulness as the reason for an increase in accidents.
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Drowsy Driving & Rumble Strips
Feb 07 2009...
You’re sleepy, but you’re intent on making it to your destination on time. So you keep driving. You fight to keep your eyes open. Suddenly you’re startled by a loud noise as your car begins to shake. Your eyes pop open as you realize that your car was drifting off the road. You just encountered a rumble strip.
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