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You may not even realize it’s happening, but a microsleep—a brief, involuntary episode of sleep lasting mere seconds—is a major contributor to catastrophic drowsy driving accidents. At 60 km/h, your vehicle covers nearly two football fields in 10 seconds. These silent blackouts are a critical safety concern and can be a symptom of an underlying sleep disorder, such as Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA). Learn what microsleeps are, the severe risks they pose on the road, and what steps you must take—from recognizing fatigue warnings to seeking professional help—to prevent drowsy driving.