Combined injuries are some of the hardest to deal with as a patient. Not only do you have physical struggles, but you're dealing with the hardship of mental troubles as well. Whether you're struggling with broken bones, traumatic brain injuries or depression as a result of the crash you were in, it's extremely difficult to get back to a normal life.
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Roundabouts force drivers to slow down
Roundabouts can make rural roads and many intersections safer. This is because they prevent serious crashes that could result in injuries or death to drivers and pedestrians. When a Minnesota driver enters a roundabout, the only thing that he or she needs to be concerned about is whether there is another driver already inside of it. With an intersection, a driver may be tempted to time his or her entry, and that timing may not always be correct.
Drowsy driving: how to recognize it and what to do about it
According to the Sleep in America poll by the National Sleep Foundation, 60 percent of adults admit to driving drowsy, and 37 percent admit to falling asleep behind the wheel. The same foundation put out a Sleep Health Index revealing that around 7 million Americans admitted to falling asleep at the wheel within a two-week period. Minnesota residents who have experienced drowsiness on the road will want to know what its effects are.
