In a drowsy driving case late last year, a tour bus driver was acquitted of manslaughter and negligent homicide in a 2011 Bronx crash that killed 15 people.
Our sharp-eyed guide parted tree fronds to reveal a drowsy kingfisher, tugged an iguana away from its midnight snack and borrowed a red-eyed tree frog from a banana patch.
Grant says the company is working with auto manufacturers to explore how on-board computers can help detect whether a driver is drowsy or not paying attention to the road, and allow a driver to control certain things in the vehicle -- like temperature, and in-car stereo -- using eye-control technology.
CNN: Watch this space: Eye-control to give technology a new look
Richard Moore said he considered legislation after a constituent's son was killed in a 2002 drowsy driving crash.
And, you know, and I hosted yesterday for the first time so I came home and was a little drowsy.
Last summer, drivers in Tennessee's four largest cities saw message boards imploring them to not drive while drowsy, along with a running tally of highway fatalities in that state.
"To this day I still hear my boys crying out, yelling for Daddy, when they were told the news, " says Jackie Califano, the widow of a New York police officer killed when a suspected drowsy driver plowed into his parked cruiser in 2011.
Occasionally, he'll drive eight to ten hours to see his family in northern California but he's never experienced a near miss while drowsy.
Sleep apnea may cause a person to be very drowsy in the daytime since nighttime sleep is interrupted frequently.
If Holmes was on medication, that may have made him appear more drowsy, making it more difficult to get a complete picture of his mental state, she said.
But when the tango beat enters soon after, "Nantes" transforms into something else altogether: a new genre that could be called poignant ballroom cabaret pop, with Condon's drowsy voice intoning over it.
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