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Associations Between Weekly Commute Time, Weekday Sleep Duration and Driving Fatigue Amongst Working Adults in Israel
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Long commutes are recognized as an occupational health risk and road safety. In high-traffic countries, prolonged commuting may represent a potentially significant yet underexplored public health concern, particularly with respect to gender-specific vulnerability patterns. This study thus examines the association between weekly commute time, weekday sleep duration and driving fatigue via a gender-based analysis.
Keywords:
Commuting
driving fatigue
gender differences
occupational health
sleep deprivation
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