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Louisiana’s state highways are twice as deadly as the national average due to aging roads, flooding, high speeds, and insufficient safety measures.
State highways in Louisiana are significantly more dangerous than in other states, with a fatality rate nearly double the national average.
Investigators point to a combination of factors including aging infrastructure, limited funding for maintenance, high speeds on rural roads, and frequent flooding that damages road surfaces.
Additionally, lower driver enforcement and fewer safety features like guardrails contribute to the increased risk.
Despite ongoing efforts, improvements have been slow due to budget constraints and political challenges.
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Las carreteras estatales de Louisiana son dos veces más mortales que el promedio nacional debido a las carreteras envejecidas, inundaciones, altas velocidades y medidas de seguridad insuficientes.