#9: Driving sleepy after work
A long shift used to end with a cup of coffee, a rolled-down window, and the quiet belief that a grown person could tough it out until they got home. Driving sleepy after work did not always register as dangerous in the way drunk driving did. People treated fatigue like an inconvenience, not a safety hazard. Factory workers, nurses, truck drivers, parents with second jobs, and anyone coming home after a late night often relied on determination more than rest. The modern warning is different.
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