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.

LA 13 Northbound in Acadia Parish will narrow to one lane for two weeks starting April 28 for construction of a new turn lane, with no detour provided. Drivers should be cautious and expect delays.

Exit 44 on I-10 Westbound in Jefferson Davis Parish is set to close in May for new bridge construction, with a detour via LA 101 to US 165 or US 90. DOTD urges caution around the work zone.

St. Martin Parish drivers to face delays starting May 12, 2025, due to a $10.06 million roadwork project on La. 347 by DOTD, with construction from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays.

The DOTD adjusted I-210 closures for Hurricane Laura lighting repairs, shifting traffic patterns with intermittent lane closures and full shutdowns planned from April 28 to May 5, 2025.

The Exit 44 on I-10 West at US 165 in Jefferson Davis Parish will be closed starting May 5, 2025, due to construction with an advised detour via LA 101 and US 90. The closure is part of new bridge construction expected to last until February 2026.

LA 48 in St. Charles and Jefferson Parish faces alternating lane closures due to utility upgrades from April 21 to April 25, with traffic disruptions expected.

LA 3154 (Hickory Ave) will face lane closures for roadwork from April 22-25, 2025, causing potential traffic delays.

I-10 East in Orleans Parish will have nighttime lane and ramp closures for guardrail repairs from April 23 to May 1, 2025. Commuters should expect delays.

St. Charles Parish announces road closures for repairs and upgrades, affecting routes like Vans Ln. and Jonathan Street, with detours provided and provisions for emergency vehicles.

Plaquemines Parish officials require an additional waiver for levee activities due to high Mississippi River levels, and urge contact with the USACE to get approval.