Police are saying you should think twice before getting behind the wheel this Thanksgiving holiday. When people think holiday drinking, 4th of July and New Years come to mind,  but Worcester County Sheriff,

Connecticut State Police said they will increase their presence on all roadways and highways to enforce traffic laws during the Thanksgiving travel period.

With nearly 80 million people expected to travel 50 miles or more from home this Thanksgiving, and 71 million of those people driving, you can expect to see more cars on the roads. AAA Tidewater, though,

With nearly 80 million people expected to travel 50 miles or more from home this Thanksgiving, and 71 million of those people driving, you can expect to see more cars on the roads.

The California Highway Patrol will initiate its annual "maximum enforcement period" this week in an effort to promote safe driving and reduce traffic fatalities during the Thanksgiving holiday.

Police are already dealing with crashes as the Thanksgiving holiday travel rush begins, and they have a message for drivers: buckle up and slow down!