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Thanksgiving Eve sees a sharp rise in alcohol use and DUIs, with a 55% increase in alcohol-related crashes and over 400 deaths annually.
Thanksgiving Eve — often called “Blackout Wednesday” or “Drinksgiving” — is driving a major spike in alcohol consumption, with bars nationwide packed and beer sales soaring.
The holiday weekend sees a 55% increase in alcohol-related crashes and more than 400 deaths each year, while DUI arrests jump 35% on Thanksgiving Eve alone.
Health experts warn that even one binge-drinking night can trigger dehydration, poor sleep, bad judgment, and dangerous driving, urging people to eat beforehand, hydrate, skip sugary mixers, and arrange safe transportation.
Authorities stress that any level of alcohol impairs driving and advise using ride-shares, designated drivers, or staying overnight to avoid preventable tragedies.
La víspera de Acción de Gracias ve un fuerte aumento en el consumo de alcohol y DUI, con un aumento del 55% en accidentes relacionados con el alcohol y más de 400 muertes anuales.