Baton Rouge Area
All lanes are open on I-10 West at Mile Marker 142 (before Grosse Tete). Congestion is minimal.
The left lane is blocked on I-10 West at Mile Marker 142 (before Grosse Tete) due to an accident. Traffic congestion has reached approximately one mile in length.
New Orleans Area
All lanes are open on US 90B West at South Claiborne Avenue. Congestion from this incident has reached Orleans Avenue on I-10 West.
The right lane is blocked on US 90B West at South Claiborne Avenue due to an accident. Congestion from this incident has reached Orleans Avenue on I-10 West.
All lanes are open on US 90B West at Tchoupitoulas Street. Congestion from this incident has reached Carrollton Avenue on I-10 East and Orleans Avenue on I-10 West.
The exit ramp from I-10 East to Downman Road is now open. Congestion is minimal.
All lanes are open on I-10 East on the Highrise Bridge. Congestion from this incident has reached Louisa Street.
Lafayette Area
All lanes are open I-10 West at mile marker 126 (Whiskey Bay). Congestion remains 1 mile in length.
The left lane is blocked I-10 West at mile marker 126 (Whiskey Bay) due to a disabled tractor trailer. Congestion is 1 mile in length.
Congestion I-10 East from mile marker 106 to mile marker 109 has returned to normal afternoon delays.
There is heavier than normal traffic congestion I-10 East from mile marker 106 to mile marker 109 due to an earlier incident that has cleared. Use caution.
All lanes are now open on I-10 West at LA 347 (Henderson). Traffic congestion is minimal.
Lake Charles Area
All lanes are open I-210 East at I-10/I-210. Congestion has reached I-10 East (MM25).
All lanes are open I-10 East at LA 378. Congestion has reached South Cities Service Hwy.
The left lane is blocked I-10 East at LA 378 due to a stalled vehicle. Congestion is approaching I-10 / I-210 interchange (Sulphur).
All lanes are now open on I-10 West at US 90 (Vinton). Traffic congestion is minimal.
The right lane remains blocked on I-10 West at US 90 (Vinton) due to an accident. Traffic congestion has reached approximately three miles.