speeding

There are a few Louisiana speeding laws you might not fully know about that you seriously need to understand before the next time you hit the road.

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?

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

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?

The colors we choose for the cars we drive say a lot about us. What are Louisiana drivers saying the most with the cars they drive?

How will the state of Louisiana prove it was "You" who was driving your car too fast on the Atchafalaya Basin. Here's one idea the Legislature is considering.

The Chief of Police says the use of this new technology will allow his officers more time to serve the public in other ways while still keeping speeders at bay.

New traffic-calming red lights are being tested and they just might be the ticket to keeping Louisiana drivers from getting more speeding tickets.

An Erath, Louisiana mother made it around the world in a matter of days after sharing an experience with a recklessly speeding vehicle.

Motorists with a heavy right foot might weigh a little less in their wallets as New Iberia announces plans for the installation of speed cameras.

The higher fines will go to increase police officer compensation and bolster the police budget.

Authorities aren't waiting on cameras to double speeding fines across the Basin Bridge on I-10. The new fines are in effect now.

Technology now mandatory in Europe would limit a vehicle's ability to exceed the posted speed, no matter how fast the driver wants it to go.

Senate President Page Cortez's bill would mean that drivers who cross the bridge in less than 18 minutes could receive a speeding ticket in the mail, basing the ticket on how fast it takes a vehicle to get from one end of the bridge to the other instead of the miles per hour the vehicle was traveling.

Fines for speeding on that stretch of Interstate 10 in Louisiana could be five times greater than they are now.

Is it okay to speed? Of course not. Should you ever disrespect the law or a police officer? Of course not. However, every now and then people around Acadiana get lucky, and NOT ticketed when stopped for speeding. How did they do it? ...

He puts the rush in Russian.

What if I told you that you would never have to worry about being pulled over for minor traffic violations ever again?