Jack Krohn

When you are at home most people develop a comfort zone. You are familiar with your surroundings and let your hair down so to speak. But when you are on the road on your family summer vacation a whole new set of challenges present themselves and I am not just talking about a foreign language. You must be ever vigilant.

Several years ago, shortly after I met my ex fiancee, she went on a trip to Mexico with a group of friends.

An alarming statistic recently revealed is that there has been a 25% increase of highway accidents caused by people falling asleep while driving. A survey held by the National Sleep Foundation shows that 37% of drivers have admitted to driving when drowsy, or DWD. This is really scary and if we think about it, it's something that a lot of us have done!
Diabetics and those who suffer from sleep apnea are especially subject to traffic accidents due to falling asleep at the wheel.