November 6, 2026
Louisiana State Police reports an 18.13% out-of-state citation share for 2025. Its license-state chart also includes unknown records, making the headline statistic less precise than it first appears.
Read article: How Many Louisiana Tickets Go to Out-of-State Drivers? The 2025 LSP Figures →November 4, 2026
Shreveport’s latest court audit and 2026 budget provide newer figures for fines, court costs, and citation activity. They also show why a budget target is not a count of tickets issued.
Read article: Shreveport Traffic-Ticket Revenue: What the New Records Show →November 2, 2026
Louisiana’s 2025 report documents holiday enforcement periods, 270 special-wave impaired-driving arrests, and conflicting seat-belt campaign totals. It does not establish which holiday produces the most speeding tickets.
Read article: Louisiana Holiday Ticketing: What the 2025 Enforcement Report Shows →October 30, 2026
Three U.S. 165 communities have substantial fine-related revenue, but the records do not count roadside tickets. Here is a practical guide to changing limits, court routing, and what the newer financial reports actually show.
Read article: Driving U.S. 165 Through Fenton, Forest Hill, and Woodworth →October 28, 2026
Eros and Reeves show substantial increases in reported fine revenue, while several other towns show declines. Eleven public-report comparisons separate actual revenue from budgets and ticket counts.
Read article: Louisiana Town Fine Revenue: Eleven 2024–2025 Changes Compared →October 26, 2026
Older articles describe special cameras and doubled fines on the Basin Bridge. Those provisions were repealed in 2024. Check the current charge, posted limit, location, and court before responding to a ticket.
Read article: An I-10 Atchafalaya Basin Bridge Ticket: What Drivers Need to Check →October 23, 2026
A Baton Rouge I-10 work-zone allegation needs more than a generic statement that fines double. Louisiana’s current statute specifies a $500–$1,000 fine under defined active-work conditions.
Read article: Baton Rouge I-10 Construction-Zone Tickets: Signs, Limits, and Evidence →October 21, 2026
Published schedules for East Baton Rouge district court, Opelousas City Court, and Plaquemines show different totals for the same ordinary speeding scenario. Compare the fine-plus-cost amounts and their limits.
Read article: Same Speed, Different Price: Three Louisiana Speeding Schedules Compared →October 14, 2026
Newer public financial reports show fine-related revenue exceeding half of governmental-fund revenue in 13 of 15 selected communities. The fund, fiscal year, and audit opinion make a substantial difference.
Read article: Which Louisiana Towns Rely Heavily on Fine Revenue? A 15-Town Comparison →