Thanksgiving weekend crashes in Georgia leave at least 11 dead
Crashes killed at least 11 people on Georgia roads over the long Thanksgiving weekend, according to the Department of Public Safety. This marks a decline from 2024, when 17 died in crashes during the same 102-hour period. In 2023, 23 people died in crashes, as reported by DPS and local law enforcement agencies. The incidents involved various vehicles and occurred across multiple counties, including Fulton and Cobb. Preliminary investigations indicate that some drivers may have been impaired. Police reported that a 53-year-old man was killed in a crash on a highway in Lawrenceville. Additionally, there were several incidents involving motorcycles, which have been a concern for safety officials. The data highlights the ongoing issue of road safety, especially during busy travel periods. Authorities are urging drivers to remain vigilant and responsible to prevent further tragedies on the roads.
