driving

The drive to work and school will be wet. The drive home might require sunglasses. You gotta love Acadiana's fast-changing weather.

Driving around Louisiana, and other places I've noticed that a LOT of people need refreshers in how to act on the road.

Have you seen the new State Police cars? Well, look again because they could be sitting right next to you in traffic.

There can be no worse feeling for a truck driver than to check his mirror and see his load growing smaller in his rearview mirror.

Every one of those blue circle things indicates a major roadway or bridge that is closed because of ice.

Even more, vehicles have been added to what is being called the largest automotive safety recall in U.S. history.

If you like spending time in Grand Isle you might have to spend a few bucks more to get there.

It won't likely be a big jump but it will likely be enough of an increase where you will notice it at the pump.

Visibility across much of South Louisiana is compromised this morning due to dense fog in several locations.

Besides driving in more darkness there is one more danger that is lurking just off the roadway as the sun is sinking during your drive home.

Just know that you're not alone, and once you've read this article you might recognize the symptoms as you drive down roads here in Lafayette.

It might seem cool, it might feel comfortable, it definitely is dangerous. If you want visual proof, we've got it for you.

Over 53 million vehicles on the road are under active recall. Is yours one of them?

A horrific crime brings to mind this question. How do you know if that unmarked car is a real officer or a bad guy impersonating an officer? Here's what authorities suggest that you do.

Driver training in Louisiana will soon include instruction on how to behave during a traffic stop.

We all notice the price of gas on the gas station signs as we are driving, but do you know what "999" on a gas station sign means?

Here's what the locals know about getting around and getting along in Acadiana.

This measure could change the way you and I negotiate the interstates in Louisiana.

Interstate 10 Travelers heading into Texas this weekend take heed. A major road construction project could delay your travels.

A new study suggests that when the idea is right, the outcome can be measured, and the burden is placed on citizens who stand to benefit the most, Louisiana residents aren't as opposed to new taxes as you might believe.