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A quick glance away from the road, following another car too closely, or failing to see a vehicle before changing lanes can have bigger consequences for Louisiana drivers in 2026. A new 51% fault rule took effect on January 1, 2026. Under the new law, a person who is found 51% or more at fault

Years ago, fixing a broken car window or replacing a windshield was often a simple job. Modern vehicles are different. Today, a windshield may hold cameras, sensors, heating parts, antennas, and other technology that helps the car operate safely. Because of this, auto glass repair and replacement can take longer than drivers expect. At Apex

Parking in New Orleans has never been simple. In 2026, the city is putting more resources into parking enforcement, including plans to hire 50 additional parking enforcement officers and address a large backlog of unpaid fines and fees. For drivers who come into the city for work, dinner, events, or appointments, this means it is

Starting in 2026, Louisiana drivers must follow a new hands-free driving law designed to reduce distracted driving. Many crashes happen because drivers take their eyes off the road for only a few seconds. Even checking a text message or picking up a phone can increase the chance of an accident. If you drive in Louisiana,

Today’s vehicles do much more than get you from one place to another. Many cars now have Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) that help with safety by using cameras, sensors, and radar. Features like lane departure warning, forward collision warning, automatic emergency braking, and adaptive cruise control all depend on these systems working correctly. If

Electric vehicles (EVs) are becoming more common on roads across Louisiana and throughout the country. Drivers are choosing them for their quiet operation, lower fuel costs, and advanced technology. While these vehicles offer many benefits, they are also changing the way collision repairs are performed. After an accident, repairing an electric vehicle is often more

A damaged windshield can happen when you least expect it. A small rock, road debris, or a sudden impact can leave you with a crack that quickly spreads across the glass. Many drivers assume their insurance company will automatically cover the repair or replacement, but that is not always the case. In recent years, more

Traffic laws are always changing, and drivers should stay informed about updates that can affect their license, insurance rates, and finances. In Louisiana, lawmakers continue to focus on reducing dangerous driving behaviors such as excessive speeding, street racing, and reckless driving. As a result, penalties for certain traffic violations can be more severe than many

Modern vehicles do much more than help you get from one place to another. Many cars now come with Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) that help improve safety on the road. Features like lane departure warning, forward collision alerts, automatic emergency braking, and adaptive cruise control rely on cameras and sensors that are often mounted