The Cameron Ferry in Louisiana has resumed operation after repairs, offering vital transport across the Calcasieu Ship Channel for residents and the local economy.

All routes in Acadiana have reopened after severe weather closures; travelers advised to drive cautiously, especially where high water signs are posted.

The LDWF announced road and trail closures at Richard K. Yancey WMA due to flooding, with some roads remaining open. Restoration will occur post-flood.

Lane closures due to road construction on LA 3154 (Hickory Ave) in Jefferson Parish are planned from April 28 to May 2, 2025, with alternating lane restrictions during the work hours.

Jefferson Parish drivers should be aware of partial LA 49 road closures for construction from April 26, 5 AM to 6 PM, and additional lane closures on weekdays until May 2.

DOTD announced roadwork on US 90 in St. Charles Parish from April 28 to May 2, causing partial lane closures to install guardrails and signs, and perform other safety improvements.

Interstate 10 near Exit 87 in Louisiana will have nightly westbound ramp closures from April 29, affecting travel and requiring detours. The DOTD states this is for essential milling and paving operations.

LA 3127 at St Charles / St John Parish Line to undergo roadwork from April 28 to May 2, causing partial lane closures for asphalt and concrete adjustments.

The Louisiana DOTD announced road closures on LA 82 in Cameron Parish due to cross drain pipe replacements, affecting traffic over three weekends from April 25 to May 11. Detours are planned.

I-10 by US 165 will have night-time lane closures for construction work, with planned Eastbound double lane closure starting April 24, from 7 p.m. to 5 a.m.

The northbound lanes of the Bayou Bienvenue Bridge on Paris Road will close for overnight construction related to its replacement project starting May 4. The St. Bernard Parish Sheriff's Office has clarified there will be no closure on April 25.

St. Charles Parish celebrated the completion of a major project improving Paul Maillard Road in Luling, encompassing utility and safety upgrades worth $11 million.

Plaquemines Parish issued a notice advising businesses near the Mississippi River to obtain a waiver from the USACE due to heightened water levels and safety measures.