We’ve all heard the phrase, “safety first,” in fact, many of us are probably tired of hearing it! But when it comes down to it, the most important thing about the trucking profession is safety. Of course, we need trucks to get our products from one place to another, and trucking is essential to commerce and the economy in North America, but there would be no trucking profession if drivers weren’t safe.
Although federal regulations govern the number of hours truckers can work in order to keep them from driving while too fatigued to do so, most truckers know that its hard to get a good night’s sleep on the road. In addition, there are often days when many of us feel tired, so tired that it’s hard to keep our eyes open. While that might not be a big problem in an office, it’s certainly a problem if you’re drowsy driver.
That’s why Driver’s Sentinel invented the anti-drowsiness alarm. It’s an extra precaution that truckers can use in order to keep themselves awake and alert on the road. The dangers of a sleeping trucker at the wheel are extreme, not only for the trucker, but also for other drivers on the road and any passengers. With the Driver’s Sentinel, truckers can rest assured that they will be notified the second they start to drop off with the anti-drowsiness-alarm.
Truckers can wear the alarm behind their right ear, and the alarm’s unique balance system lets truckers know if they, literally, start to nod off. In fact, the alarm will emit a sound loud enough to wake you and rouse passengers if you start to fall asleep at the wheel. According to the developer, this alarm also works well in other situations where you need to be alert so that you don’t’ risk your life.
Because they are so inexpensive, truckers should consider purchasing an alarm today. Sold at the low price of $12.50 with $5.95 shipping, truckers can afford to buy as many of these alarms as they need—one for the truck and one for their personal vehicle. While it may seem overprotective at first, these alarms can save your life and the lives of others should you have an unexpected drowsy spell.
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