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Bringing awareness to drowsy driving

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New York State Warns of Drowsy Driving Risk as Daylight Savings Time Begins FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Friday, March 10, 2023 NEW YORK STATE WARNS OF DROWSY DRIVING RISK AS DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME BEGINS Time Change Increases Chances of

Press Release - 06-30-2022FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Thursday, June 30, 2022NEW YORK STATE PARTNERSHIP AGAINST DROWSY DRIVING ANNOUNCES WINNERS OF “Stay Awake! Stay Alive!” PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT CHALLENGE The New York State Partnership Against Drowsy Driving (NYPDD) today announced the winners of the 2022 "Stay Awake! Stay Alive!" Public Service Announcement (PSA) Challenge. The PSA competition is focused on preventing drowsy driving impairment in a way that resonates with young and adult drivers alike.

Press Release-11-5-21FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEFriday, November 5, 2021 NEW YORK STATE WARNS OF DROWSY DRIVING RISK AS DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME ENDSDaylight Saving Time Changes Increase Chances of Driver Fatigue and DrowsinessStatewide Partnership Will Promote “Stay Awake, Stay Alive” Message During Drowsy Driving Prevention WeekThe New York State Partnership Against Drowsy Driving (NYPDD) today reminded motorists to be aware of the dangers of drowsy driving as the end of Daylight Saving Time approaches.

Press Release - 10-30-2020FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Friday, October 30, 2020Contacts: Lisa Koumjian Lisa.Koumjian@dmv.ny.govPeter Bucci Peter.Bucci@dmv.ny.gov NEW YORK STATE WARNS OF DROWSY DRIVING RISK AS DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME ENDSDrivers More Likely to Feel Fatigued When Daylight Saving Time Ends and BeginsNew York State Partnership Against Drowsy Driving to Promote “Stay Awake, Stay Alive” Message During Drowsy Driving Prevention WeekAs the end of Daylight Saving Time approaches, the New York State Partnership Against Drowsy Driving (NYPDD) today reminded motorists to be aware of the dangers of drowsy driving.

Press Release - 3-12-2021Friday, March 12, 2021 NEW YORK STATE WARNS OF DROWSY DRIVING RISK AS DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME BEGINS Drivers More Likely to Feel Fatigued When Daylight Saving Time Ends and BeginsNew York State Partnership Against Drowsy Driving to Promote “Stay Awake, Stay Alive” Message During Drowsy Driving Prevention WeekStudents Create PSAs to Raise Awareness about Risks of Drowsy DrivingThe New York State Partnership Against Drowsy Driving (NYPDD) today warned motorists of the dangers of drowsy driving as Daylight Saving Time begins on Sunday, March 14, 2021, at 2 a.m.A "Stay Awake!

Press Release - 03-02-2020FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Monday, March 2, 2020Contact: Lisa Koumjian Lisa.Koumjian@dmv.ny.govDarren Boysen Darren.Boysen@dmv.ny.gov NEW YORK STATE RAISES AWARENESS OF DANGERS OF DROWSY DRIVING AHEAD OF DAYLIGHT SAVING TIMEPreliminary Data Shows Crashes Where Drowsy Driving was a Contributing Factor Declined Over 8 Percent from 2018 to 2019 The Governor's Traffic Safety Committee (GTSC) and Department of Health (DOH) remind motorists of the dangers of drowsy driving as daylight saving time begins on Sunday, March 8, 2020, at 2 a.m. To raise awareness, "Stay Awake!

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