Traffic

There are major traffic changes in the plans for the southside of Lafayette in 2019. Lafayette Consolidated Government has announced a proposed road project and is seeking the public's input.

Louisiana State Police Master Trooper Brooks David said LSP is reporting the following issues: All US 90 overpasses in St. Mary Parish are closed US 90 @ LA 317 @ LA 3211 @ Yokley Canal Overpass @ LA 3215 @ Amelia Bridge (New) Morgan City Bridge on US 90 and on LA 182 both directions ... Read More ...

DOTD asks drivers to be cautious in the construction zone.

A judge has ruled at least one aspect of the automated cameras in New Orleans warrants a refund to motorists. Could other camera communities be subject to the same ruling?

You will need to take Interstate 49 north towards Opelousas if you are trying to get to Baton Rouge.

Three large steel vessels will be transported through the parish this morning which may cause some congestion.

We could've done a little research with the DMV to find out where the most accidents took place but you guys drive these streets everyday. So, we took to Facebook to get your thoughts.

The Lafayette Police Department is addressing the car line at one Lafayette Parish school.

This woman learns a harsh lesson about cutting people off in traffic. Lesson one, don't cut off a motorcycle officer.

Lane closures continue on Interstate 10 Eastbound this weekend as crews continue to fix the asphalt.

Here's what the locals know about getting around and getting along in Acadiana.

In only the past seven days, I've almost been in three vehicle accidents. Two of these happened on the same day while on my way home from work. Was it because I'm a horrible, reckless driver? No. All I was doing was merging into turning lanes, but as I did, other drivers were barreling towards the light because they didn't want to wait until it was the proper time to do so. This has to stop.

Lafayette residents using public transportation should be aware of the schedule for Good Friday.

There will be lane closures on Interstate 10 in Acadia and St. Martin Parishes today and tomorrow.

As you'll see in the video below, the cab of the semi becomes engulfed in flames in what was a pretty serious situation.

Risky decisions (many of them traffic-related) are made every day, and if you live in Acadiana, some of these will ring true.

The work is expected to take a month to complete.

There are a couple of alternating lane closures scheduled to happen on Johnston Street this week.

The work will last through Wednesday of next week.

Louisiana is looking to the private sector to get road projects completed now instead of waiting decades for funding to be in place.