Interstate

When you see an emergency vehicle in this position, reduce your speed and be aware of what is ahead

A 26-year-old man was killed crossing I-55 after a crash.

Those flashing police lights on I-10 or I-49 may not be a speed trap—they’re part of a traffic safety tactic designed to prevent wrecks. Here’s how it works (and why it matters).

Louisiana law enforcement officials say two crashes happened in the same area in the span of just a few minutes, leading to a tragedy on an interstate roadway.

Some terrible news, an employee for FedEx has died after he fell out of a moving truck.

A driver was pushed into an interstate wall in Louisiana by an aggressive driver.

Louisiana motorists whose travel plans include using I-10 next week will want to know about planned closures in the eastbound lanes of travel.

Louisiana roads now rank 40th in the United States. In 2011 the state was ranked 21st. The drop in the states ranking is said to be due to a drop in maintenance spending for the states roads.

An overturned tanker caused a six hour lane closure (one of the Westbound lanes on I-10.) The first alert went out at 2:37 p.m. on Thursday.

It was 2 o’clock in the morning when a car went speeding past a Calcasieu Parish Sheriff’s deputy on Interstate 10 about two miles west of Sulphur.  At first, maybe it looked like a typical late night speeder, but according to the CPSO, nothing about this traffic violation was normal.

Here is a traffic update for you that use the I-10 Calcasieu River Bridge for your commutes. The  Lake Charles Police Department is reporting that the bridge will be closed the next two nights and that traffic will be directed to detour at I-210.  Here is the times and dates the bridge will be closed.

In an effort to help with the flow of traffic on I-10 especially around the I-10 bridge, 18 wheelers were suppose to take the I-210 route per law enforcement. Well, standing outside of the radio station today I saw some 18 wheelers that did not listen to the warning and were rewarded with a ticket from the Louisiana State Police.