CONNECTICUT (WTNH) — Thanksgiving Eve is a holiday right up there with New Years Eve and Super Bowl Sunday when it comes to drunk driving incidents. Thanksgiving travel rush expected to break records State police officers are on the road looking for ...

For many, the Wednesday before Thanksgiving kicks off the holiday weekend. Officials are pleading for people to stay safe to prevent drunk driving throughout the weekend.

Connecticut bars and restaurants, as well as parents, are keeping safety in mind on the biggest drinking day of the year: Thanksgiving Eve. “The night before Thanksgiving is one of the deadliest and most dangerous nights of the year,

It’s one of the busiest travel days of the entire year, and it’s also the most dangerous for drunk driving. AAA said Wednesday afternoon and evening are the worst times to travel while Thanksgiving Day should be fairly clear.

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