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Thanks. Same here, but I don't stop on a schedule. I take my medication and stop as needed.

Which bags might those be?

My condition isn't narcolepsy. I don't require a driver. All but one of my accidents were prior to my diagnosis. The one that was after was during a night of sleep deprivation due to illness and unavoidable driving. But thanks. The 'fiery crash" guys needed a driver. If FSD works for you, it...

Don't think that's the issue here. I had a resident vegan cook, and although wonderfully delicious and healthy, it was about as helpful to my sleep apnea as hugging a tree would have been. I was the only MD in my area open to alternative health practices, and it even got me in crosswise with...

That may be too little too late if I'm veering out of the lane or at a curve. Do you mean in addition to self driving? Heck, I don't know, my hands may have fallen off the wheel. Flashing lights and a siren would work for sure!

I ordered FSD on my CT as a safety backup, not knowing for sure if it would operate adequately as such. Insurance so to speak. I have sleep apnea that isn't completely treated by CPAP, and I can get drowsy driving on somewhat lengthy trips. I have fallen asleep at the wheel and had accidents...

Well, in all likelihood, you may not have to worry about it. It actually happened to me. A high speed head-on collision rendered me trapped and severely injured, The car appeared to be smoking as pointed out by the lookie-loos. "It's gonna blow!" I remember hearing once I regained consciousness...

Simple: he must've been 5'8" and only wearing socks. So goes the story anyway, minus the height and the socks. I didn't write the story.

According to the article, the owner jumped into the back seat "jokingly", leaving his victim in the front passenger seat. He was trying to show off his Model 3. I guess he didn't comprehend what a Beta was. In any event, the 'joke' was on him at the expense of his hapless passenger. If there are...