Carbon Monoxide in Truck Sleeper Berths: Are Drivers Being Protected? | The Voice with Todd Daum

Carbon Monoxide in Truck Sleeper Berths: Are Drivers Being Protected? | The Voice with Todd Daum What happens to the air truck drivers breathe while sleeping in their trucks during mandatory rest periods? And is enough being done to investigate potential carbon monoxide exposure? In this episode of The Voice, host Michelle Hutchinson welcomes Todd Daum to discuss carbon monoxide exposure in commercial trucks, sleeper berth safety, gaps in existing research, and his petition to the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA). Daum shares his concerns about the potential health and safety risks facing professional drivers, the unanswered questions surrounding overnight exposure, and why he believes federal regulators need to take a closer look. The conversation explores driver safety, the need for additional research, regulatory accountability, and what it could take to establish greater protections for the men and women who spend their working lives on the road. Because driver safety shouldn't stop when the truck is parked. 🎙️ The Voice is a Kiss This Media production, giving people across the transportation industry a platform to share their experiences, concerns, and perspectives. Your Voice. Our Microphone. 🌐 Visit: https://www.kissthismedia.com #TheVoice #KissThisMedia #ToddDaum #CarbonMonoxide #TruckDriverSafety #FMCSA #SleeperBerth #TruckingIndustry #DriverHealth #TransportationSafety