NHTSA Complaint #10654715 — 2014 RAM PROMASTER

DURING A SIX HOUR DRIVE WITH AVERAGE STOP OF 15 MINUTES EVERY TWO HOURS I EXPERIENCED A MASSIVE HEAD RUSH. I WAS IN THE MIDDLE OF FAINTING WHILE VEHICLE CRUISE CONTROL WAS SET TO 80MPH, I MANAGED TO RECOVER AND SAFELY PULL ASIDE. WHEN I GOT HOME I RESEARCHED WHAT COULD OF CAUSE THIS. ONLY THING I FOUND WAS BEING UPRIGHT FOR LONG PERIOD COULD CAUSE THIS. THE VEHICLE IS A COMPANY CARGO VAN WITH A WALL RIGHT BEHIND THE FRONT SEATS SEPARATING THE CARGO AREA. DUE TO THIS WALL YOUR FORCE TO SIT UPRIGHT UNABLE TO RECLINE THE SEAT UNLESS YOU MOVE SEAT FORWARD BUT THERE'S VERY LITTLE ROOM. I CAME EXTREMELY CLOSE TO INJURE MYSELF OR OTHERS, AND I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW IF THERE'S ANY DATA WHERE SITTING UPRIGHT COULD CAUSE THIS. *TR