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SUMMARY:Beyond Detection: A Systematic Review of Driver Fatigue Prevention
  and Mitigation Strategies
DESCRIPTION:Shiva Rasouli and Areen Alsaid (University of Michigan, Dearbo
 rn)\n\nThis systematic review investigates empirical studies on driver fat
 igue mitigation strategies. Following PRISMA guidelines, the review includ
 es 38 peer-reviewed studies retrieved from three major academic databases.
  Fatigue countermeasures are grouped into four categories: vehicle-based, 
 driver-related, combined vehicle-driver, and road-related. These intervent
 ions are also classified by temporal engagement as either continuous or pe
 riodic. The review assesses the mechanisms and effectiveness duration of e
 ach strategy and outlines the subjective and objective methods used to eva
 luate fatigue. The findings emphasize the need for proactive approaches th
 at sustain cognitive engagement. The paper offers recommendations for desi
 gning real-time, adaptive systems that involve driver interaction to impro
 ve safety and reduce fatigue-related incidents.\n\n
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