Blackout Wednesday, also known as “Drinksgiving,” has become a notorious holiday for heavy drinking and partying the night before Thanksgiving. Unfortunately, this means a sharp increase in drunk driving accidents and incidents on the roads.  As a driver, it is important to be aware of the legal consequences and take necessary precautions before getting behind the wheel on Blackout Wednesday. Here, we will discuss the risks and precautions you should take when driving on this holiday. Blackout Wednesday: Understanding the Risky Road Event On Blackout Wednesday, the combination of excessive drinking, drugs, and late-night revelry creates a dangerous environment on the roads, according to the U.S. Department of Transportation. The…