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Potential Sites For New Mississippi River Bridge In Baton Rouge Reduced To Three - Vimarsana News

Potential Sites For New Mississippi River Bridge In Baton Rouge Reduced To Three

The project to build a new bridge over the Mississippi in South Baton Rouge is inching closer to the start of construction.

Rejected tolls on Calcasieu I-10 bridge project creates worries for new Miss. River span - Vimarsana News

Rejected tolls on Calcasieu I-10 bridge project creates worries for new Miss. River span

Planning work continues on a new bridge across the Mississippi River to alleviate local traffic on Interstate 10 through Baton Rouge.

Potential sites for new Mississippi River bridge in Baton Rouge reduced to three - Vimarsana News

Potential sites for new Mississippi River bridge in Baton Rouge reduced to three

(The Center Square) — A project to build a new bridge over the Mississippi River near Baton Rouge is moving into an environmental assessment phase with three alternatives, consultants said

Baton Rouge traffic study shows locals create interstate congestion - Vimarsana News

Baton Rouge traffic study shows locals create interstate congestion

Local drivers are to blame for Baton Rouge's interstate traffic problem, according to a study for the new Mississippi River bridge project.

Who would a new Baton Rouge bridge benefit most: local commuters or cross-country trucks? - Vimarsana News

Who would a new Baton Rouge bridge benefit most: local commuters or cross-country trucks?

As a state panel mulls the ideal location for a new Mississippi River bridge in the capital region, a recent study revealed that 80% of daily drivers using the existing Interstate 10 bridge are local motorists.

Source: wwno.org