I-10

Motorists who use I-10 to cross southern Louisiana could soon be paying a toll for the privilege of driving on certain sections of that roadway.

Eyewitnesses were shocked to see police with guns drawn on I-10 in Lafayette as authorities made a dramatic arrest on Sunday (Mar. 19).

Motorists on the interstate got the shock of their lives as a driver was barreling down the freeway in the wrong direction!

DOTD announced that one lane of I-10 Eastbound will be open at I-49 as crews continue to assess damage to the overpass bridge.

One lane is now open on I-10 eastbound at I-49 (Evangeline Thruway).

The Motorist Assist Patrol employee was fatally stabbed on the side of I-10 Sunday afternoon.

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.

Last week, a man was pulled over on the Atchafalaya Basin Bridge doing 90 miles per hour, and was let go without a ticket. The person in question turned out to be State Police Col. Lamar Davis.

Two major roadways in Louisiana have earned a dubious distinction for being among the deadliest in the nation.

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

The Atchafalaya Basin Bridge is a very special piece of engineering.