traffic

Shreveport traffic will see more challenges this coming weekend as the DOTD conducts bridge inspections on this highly traveled bridge.

Does it seem like we can't go a day without some kind of major traffic issue in Shreveport-Bossier City, LA anymore? If you're like me, you're wondering about how many idiots are on the roads!

Traveling in Northwest Louisiana continues to get tougher and tougher.

Shreveport traffic is sure to get a little tricky in a couple more areas beginning this week.

Regardless of how slow traffic has been lately, there is still work that must be done that will cause more slow traffic in a couple other specific locations

Officials from DOTD state that this traffic configuration, along with the associated lane closures, is anticipated to last approximately three months.

On occasion I have seen people passing so wildly on the right, then left, and so on, I half expect to see them become a hovercraft and fly away in their apparent frenzy. (To be honest, when drivers seem THAT frantic I wish they would fly away--because they can pose a serious threat to public safety.)

It's that wonderful time of the year when families fire up their vehicles and drive across Acadiana, Louisiana, or even out of state to see other family members during the holiday season.

Barring inclement weather, two separate heavily traveled bridges in the Shreveport/Bossier area will soon see some problems for motorists.

I know that's got to be as much a shock to you as it is to me, but truth be told, we could stand to learn a few things from outsiders.

Our newest traffic "crisis" will actually last for three days, beginning today, Tuesday, July 11.

Folks were scrambling for their phones to get a picture when they saw a very large animal peeking out of the back of a truck.