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Every professional driver knows the feeling before they’d ever admit it out loud: eyes heavy, mile marker signs starting to blur, that little voice saying pull over now. Most handle it right. Some don’t get the warning in time. A young engineer in Baltimore thinks he can give every driver a heads-up before it happens, straight from their own brainwaves.