The Night To Light Revive Before You Drive project is a recipient of the 2024 Health Equity and Nursing Innovations Fund sponsored by AARP, the American Association of Critical-Care Nurses (AACN Critical Care), and the Future of Nursing: Campaign for Action. This project was selected due to its goals to establish and sustain a healthy work environment through strengthening and diversifying the nursing workforce.
Project interventions are distinct to the challenges faced by night shift nurses of this specific organization. These interventions include but are not limited to awareness campaigns and interventions through wellness programs posters, flyers, rolling coffee carts, video documentary, hydration center, mobile website creation, community collaboration, and the creation of an original song.
Our initiative is dedicated to ensuring the safety of night shift nurses by raising awareness about the dangers of drowsy driving. Through our resources and programs, we aim to support nurses in maintaining alertness and driving safely after their shifts.

We provide practical safety tips and resources specifically designed to prevent drowsy driving among night shift nurses. From recognizing signs of fatigue to implementing safe driving practices, we have you covered.

We offer a wide range of free resources, including articles, videos, and interactive tools, to help nurses stay informed and alert on the road.

Join our community of night shift nurses and healthcare professionals committed to promoting wellness and safety. Share experiences, tips, and support to combat drowsy driving together.
Taking proactive measures to prevent drowsy driving is essential. Follow these steps to ensure you stay alert on the road.
Ensure you're well-rested before starting your commute. Avoid driving after a long shift without adequate rest.
Keep your mind active by listening to music or a podcast, calling a friend, or having a caffeinated beverage.
If you feel sleepy, pull over safely, and take a 20-minute nap or stretch. Don't ignore the warning signs of drowsiness.
Connect with our music playlist or visit the National Sleep Foundation for comprehensive resources on preventing drowsy driving.
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