Falling Asleep at the Wheel

Yeah look the "falling asleep at the wheel" videos on PooTube - They fall asleep and within 2 or 3 seconds they are heading off the road or into the oncoming traffic - it just happens SO fast.

Can you sleep in the back seat? Like lay down horizontally and get a proper rest? Or can you sleep OK sitting up?

@Life_N_Times_of_Shane_T_Hanson: my seat can extend backwards.

@KEEPER: I gather you live in a DEEP snow area in winter.... Here we might get severe frosts an perhaps a sprinkle of snow, every 10 years... it's the summers that can be fairly dangerous if your stranded with no shade, no water and for a long time.... But if it is really fucking HOT, as in 45*C - a day which would only be travelled if it was really important and urgent - as if a friend was on their death bed and had a few hours to go etc. well you pull up under a tree with lots of shade, out of the wind prefereably and leave the car running with the air con on.... But the winter - your fine with a blanket or two... even in the tray if it's not raining and not blowing a gale.... But you can always park behind big buildings like wheat silos to get out of the strong winds, and tie down a tarp over your bed... This is good for an hour or two... and even all night IF you do it right....

@Life_N_Times_of_Shane_T_Hanson: Yep - 11pm or so - In Australia we drive on the left hand side of the road, because it is English and Proper, and I had fallen asleep, drifted across the lane of the oncoming traffic, and had gone right between the road marker post and power pole - at this exact location. https://goo.gl/maps/XUovHAkyGcsAePzZ7 I missed the trees, the power poles, the culverts, the ditches, the embankments of the side roads - everything... A HUGE fright.... Very lucky....

@Life_N_Times_of_Shane_T_Hanson: that sounds like Arizona's weather. Really hot dry heat, it almost never gets cold there except for maybe during this last snow storm that the lower States went through recently. But other than that it practically never happens. I had to convert Celsius to Fahrenheit because I didn't know what Celsius was, it didn't make sense to me. But that's because I'm used to the fahrenheit system. Yes summer can be a pain in the ass dry heat especially, I have had my fair share with dry he is well. And dry hit you can be really fucking bad but I honestly feel like moist he is worse. You can't get cool and moist heat NASA Florida has you take a shower that day and right after you take a shower it feels like you need another shower because it makes you sweat like hell.

I have experienced all of these conditions, I actually prefer the cold over the Heat however going out in the cold in the snow and ice I prefer the heat over that lot less dangerous to.