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Spring break is a time when families, college students, and travelers across Louisiana take to the roads in search of relaxation and adventure. Whether you're heading to the bayous, beaches, or cities like New Orleans and Lake Charles, spring break often means more drivers, more distractions, and, unfortunately, more accidents....

Every year, millions of Americans adjust their clocks to observe Daylight Saving Time (DST), but not many realize the potential impact this small time shift has on road safety. The change in time, particularly during the “spring forward” transition, can significantly increase the risk of car accidents. Studies show that...

Blind spot accidents involving large trucks are more common than most people think. Because of the size and design of commercial vehicles, truck drivers cannot always see cars around them—especially in tight traffic situations. But if a collision happens while you're in one of these blind spots, does the fault...

When someone is involved in a car accident, they are temporarily unable to think clearly. Most of us are in shock in the immediate aftermath of an accident and may not know what we should be doing next. The chaos at the scene is complicated with first responders and law...

Locals and visitors alike are excited about Mardi Gras's return in 2022. After Mardi Gras 2020 was cited as a super spreader in the early days of COVID, and Mardi Gras 2021 was canceled due to the dangers of the Delta Variant, Carnival season has taken some bumps and bruises....

Rideshare apps have changed the way people move around cities like New Orleans. Whether it is a quick ride to work or a late-night pickup, services such as Uber and Lyft offer convenience that traditional taxis never could. But as these services grow, so do questions about what happens when...