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If you see yellow tape on a disabled vehicle in Louisiana there is a very specific reason why. Here's what to know if you encounter one.

From mosquito repellent to boudin, these must-haves will keep you ready for life’s unique challenges in South Louisiana.

Tragic accident claims life of a man in Louisiana crash.

You stare through them every day as you drive around Louisiana. But why are they there? At last the black dot mystery is solved.

The Louisiana Office of Motor Vehicles has started a new program that allows drivers with debt to the OMV to get those fees reduced, but you have to act quickly.

Do cars of a certain color on Louisiana roadways get more than their fair share of speeding tickets? Or is it more about the make and model of what you drive?

We asked you to tell us the most dangerous intersections in Acadiana, and your responses highlight the spots Louisiana drivers need to know about to stay safe.

As the population ages more and more Louisiana drivers will have to make adjustments if they want to keep their license to drive.

Motorists who have travel plans along I-10 in Louisiana this weekend will want to be aware of some potential slow downs and trouble spots.

If a rock falls from a truck on the highway and cracks your windshield in Louisiana who is at fault? It's usually not the same as who winds up having to pay.

Discover the chaos of Lafayette's roads - from unconventional driving rules to unpredictable street names changing at intersections!

An Acadian Ambulance was almost hit by not one but seven vehicles while rolling in Lafayette with full lights and sirens.

It's the little things that people, pets, places, and technology do that keep us reaching for our sanity every day.

Louisiana smartphone users can turn their device into a speed camera on the open road. The information could be shared with law enforcement.

Besides running out of gas on a low shoulder Louisiana highway there are several other important reasons you should keep the gas tank of your vehicle topped off.

Do Louisiana law enforcement agencies allow for a "buffer" of ten miles per hour over the speed limit on the state's roadways. You might be surprised.

South Louisiana residents are known for their friendly nature and attention to detail, especially when it comes to driving.

Louisiana drivers often find themselves "trapped" behind slower motorists, is it legal to drive over the posted speed limit just to go around?

There are a lot of things we keep in our vehicles while driving around Louisiana for those "just in case" moments, but I'm guessing a tea bag is not one of them for most folks.

Rear end crashes spurred by wildlife encounters in Louisiana are quite common. In such a crash who is at fault? "Know before you slow" down.