85.2% agree with FRSC, say eating sugary things could lead to accidents

Two days ago, the Federal Government Safety Commission (FRSC) advised motorists to shun sugary foods before driving.

''Drivers may get a burst of energy from sugar and can quickly get tired while on the steering.''

According to the agency, eating or drinking sugar things leads to tiredness, which could cause the driver to sleep while driving, thereby leading to fatal accidents.

Pulse readers were asked to agree or disagree.

A staggering 85.2% agreed, while 14.8% disagreed.