Question I think...I hate figuring out titles

Hi Everyone, You know as odd as this may sound I never noticed most of what my doctors call seizures before. My EEG showed TLE, my MRI showed brain damage in the back of my brain where the visual area is (sorry I can't remember what it was called), apparently the two problematic areas combine and hence the variety of seizures I get. My doctors put me on 1200mg of trileptal, I figured since the seizures never greatly bothered me before that while on medication they'd be nonexistent. I think I might have figured wrong. I am driving, myself on and never with anyone else in the car. I work third shift and unfortunately, there's no one to drive me to work and I need to work. Since I was diagnosed I've become very cautious in my driving. But lately I've had a few close calls because something happens to me. I don't even know if these would be considered seizures. I'll be driving and all of a sudden I get hit with a wave of tiredness, my eyes jump all over the place(or feel like it) I have trouble seeing the road, trouble seeing any and I black out. These episodes are never long, I usually come to again in time to keep from hitting anything (although last week I ended up off the road and in the middle of a field, that god for fields). I know I'm going to have to tell my doctor, but I wasn't sure which doctor to tell. Anyone else ever have anything similar happen? I changed from second to third shift a week ago, could this be messing with my head? Is this a neurologist or regular doctor issues? I know I have to talk to my neurologist anyways because I have been having auras alot lately, rooms changing color on me and getting fuzzy. People talking to me sound like they're really far away. Zoning out. That type of deal. Thanks all. Sorry that was so long.