LA 308 in Assumption Parish is undergoing construction for road improvements, with lane closures and traffic directed by flaggers, potentially causing delays through April.

NOPD, in partnership with federal safety agencies, has launched the "Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over" campaign during Mardi Gras to combat drunk driving through increased patrols.

The DOTD announced a permanent traffic shift on I-12 westbound and temporary ramp closure at Essen Lane, starting February 22, as part of the College Drive Flyover Project.

Ormond Center Court is closed for construction near Rotolo's Pizza to Buddy's Frostop and a detour is in place. Additionally, routine inspections on the Hale Boggs Bridge may cause delays until February 28 from 8 am to 3 pm.

Belle Chasse Bridge and Tunnel Replacement Project causing lane closures on LA23, detailed on the DOTD website, with potential traffic delays scheduled for the upcoming week.

Lane closures for pavement patching on US Hwy 65 in Tallulah start Friday, impacting Cedar and Chestnut Streets. No formal detour, but caution advised.

Central Avenue will be closed on February 18 for railroad repairs, affecting all lanes at the crossing. Detours via Jefferson, Causeway, and Airline Highways are suggested.

Northbound lanes on Brookshire Arena Drive will be closed for drainage installation related to the Jimmie Davis Bridge project starting February 24, 2025.

Scheduled roadwork will close US 90 East to LA 311 on-ramp in Terrebonne Parish on February 16-17 for guardrail installation.

The Louisiana DOTD has announced a permanent change in the I-12 West and I-10 interchange traffic pattern, which involves the shift of I-12 lanes and the I-10 westbound overpass related to the College Drive Flyover Project.

The US 90 BUS Eastbound at Harvey Tunnel in Jefferson Parish will be closed due to utility work from the evening of February 17 to the morning of February 18, 2025.

LA 45 near the floodgate in Jefferson Parish will be closed for maintenance on February 26, 2025, from 7 AM to 12 PM.

The Louisiana DOTD is urging drivers to practice safe driving habits during heavy rain and is taking steps like friction surface treatments to prevent accidents.