LA 39 to undergo lane closures for roadwork until January 23, including milling and paving operations, with no work scheduled on the weekend; drivers are advised to heed signs and flaggers.

Traffic on LA 3127 near I-310 in St. Charles Parish will face disruptions from patching operations next week, with partial lane closures from 6 AM-5 PM daily.

The Huey P. Long Bridge will undergo repairs on its eastbank-bound lanes, causing weekend delays from January 16-19, with two lanes closed and one open.

St. Charles Parish officials have scheduled road closures for infrastructure projects, impacting Hwy 628, Jonathan Street, Ormond Center Court, US 61, and LA 3127, with detour routes provided for commuters.

New Orleans' I-10 at Carrolton Avenue roadwork schedule canceled, easing commuter traffic; right lane closure still expected on January 24th for concrete paving.

Roadwork on LA 48, Jefferson Hwy in Jefferson Parish, will cause alternating lane closures from January 15 to 16, 2026. Drivers should plan for delays or seek alternative routes.

Routine bridge inspection on Southbound LA 47 in New Orleans may cause traffic delays, particularly affecting the right lane near the Green Bridge on Tuesday from 9 AM to 2 PM.

Paving operations on Southbound LA 3017 (Peters Rd) in Jefferson Parish will cause partial road closures this week, affecting traffic between 8th St and US 90 B.

New Orleans drivers face nightly I-10 closures from Bullard Ave. to WB Louisa St. for guardrail installations starting January 18th-22nd; significant ramp closures included.

Roadwork on Southbound LA 3017 (Peters Rd) in Jefferson Parish may cause delays, with partial closures scheduled for specific times on January 15 and 20.

St. Tammany Parish has begun a $1.3 million repaving project on Harrison Avenue, with completion expected in late Spring, part of broader infrastructure improvements.

St. Charles Parish advises of road closures due to construction on Jonathan Street, Ormond Center Court, LA 3127, LA 3160, and US 61, urging drivers to take detours and expect delays.

The Louisiana DOTD plans to upgrade infrastructure with a $113.8 million bid across 24 projects, including bridge repairs, road improvements, traffic safety measures, and bike/pedestrian enhancements.