roads

Louisiana’s roads rank among the worst in the U.S. Find out why funding, climate, and heavy traffic are making our infrastructure crumble, and what’s needed to fix it.

The Interstate earned funding as the "Ports and Forts" highway but so far the roadway which would bisect central Louisiana remains on the drawing board.

Most folks in Louisiana drive on a daily basis, but do you know which roads are the safest and which ones are the deadliest? We've done the research and these are the roads you should avoid if possible.

If we're all being honest, there is at least one driver, or type of driver, that each of us hates to see on the road.

Louisiana roads were already bad, but the freezing weather we just had could make them even worse.

Louisiana roadways often leave a lot to be desired but our state's roads and highways aren't the worst in the country. Can you name the other states with worse roads than Louisiana?

Take a look at the Things Louisiana Drivers Hate Most About Other Drivers and see if your biggest pet peeve(s) made the list.

If you travel I-10 through our great state of Louisiana, you know that it can at times be flat-out scary.

Louisiana does NOT have the worst roads in the whole country. Shocker isn't it? No, that honor actually belongs to Hawaii.

This should come as no surprise to anyone who has ever driven down a Louisiana road.

You know it's bad to drive in Louisiana. But how do our sky-high insurance rates and potholes that are as big as Buicks affect us in comparison to other states? Well, we're not the worst!

The national average of total roadway that is below acceptable standards (crappy and potholey) is 3%. While Louisiana is clocking a smooth 7%, it still isn't the worst.