Distracted driving is real; that’s why we’re observing National Distracted Driving Month this April. How many of the behaviors in this video do you recognize? What’s the worst case of DD you’ve ever seen? No shaming, just sharing.
Louisiana State Police urges all motorists to obey all roadway signs. It is illegal and potentially dangerous to drive around "road closed" barricades at any time for any reason. These closures are executed to prevent crashes and to prevent motorists from becoming stranded.
With the possibility of winter weather coming into our area on Sunday and Monday, follow our Facebook or Twitter for information regarding roadway closures in the parish.
You can get the Louisiana 511 App on your phone or smart device at the App Store. The App is free.
Our first responders protect motorists on the road. Too often, however, it is our first responders who need protecting, as they are injured or killed while on a busy road or highway. If you see a first responder on the road, #MoveOver. It's the law.
Law enforcement officers across #Louisiana are on a life-saving mission through January 1: They are trying to keep Happy Holidays from turning into Deadly December by finding and arresting drunk and drug-impaired drivers. #DriveSoberorGetPulledOver
It’s easy for drivers to forget that even in an emergency, trains can take a mile (or more) to stop. They’re also three feet wider than the tracks — on both sides. Stop. Trains can’t.
All week long we’ll be posting simple steps for safely navigating railroad crossings.
Railroad Safety Simple Step #1: Stop, look both ways, and listen. Remember that trains always have the right of way.
Law enforcement sources identified the man suspected of shooting a New Orleans Police Department officer in the face in the French Quarter late Friday afternoon.
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7 PM CDT Hurricane #Zeta intermediate advisory: Zeta battering southeastern Louisiana and southern Mississippi with life-threatening storm surge, high winds, and heavy rain. More info: https://t.co/bDPuXcHB38
Local and state officials continue assessing damages from #HurricaneDelta. Survivors are encouraged to self-report their damages to the state by visiting: https://t.co/WbHNJsErTo. @LouisianaGov@FEMARegion6@LAFIREMARSHAL