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More people have admitted to driving high in the last 30 days than live in New York City. AAA says it's a growing problem that needs to be dealt with.

Drivers across Louisiana won't be paying quite as much for fuel as the summer driving season begins this year.

If you're hitting the road for Mardi Gras, better pull a few more pennies out of your piggy bank before you leave.

While this may not be great news for motorists, it is certainly a positive step for the Acadiana, Louisiana and U.S. economies.

It won't likely be a big jump but it will likely be enough of an increase where you will notice it at the pump.

Americans are taking to the roads, skies, rails and water this Memorial Day weekend.

AAA Spokesperson Don Redman says drivers between the ages of 19 to 24 seem to be distracted behind the wheel.

AAA Spokesperson Don Redman says drivers between the ages of 19 to 24 seem to be distracted behind the wheel.

Hitting the road over the holidays? You won't be alone. AAA expects 103 million Americans to be traveling over the holiday period between now and New Year's.

The recent flood could mean a flood of damaged cars being sold on the open market. As a consumer you need to be aware.

If you're traveling this Memorial Day weekend you will not be alone. Look for a record number of travelers to be joining you on the road to relaxation.

If you think there is more traffic where you drive then you're correct. Lower prices at the pump are the main reason why.

With survey numbers this high the chances of this story not being about you and the way you drive are very small. Some times the truth is right there in our mirror.

The beginning of the summer drive season, which results in less demand for fuel, has resulted in a drop in gas prices throughout Acadiana and the state.

The price of gas may seem high but you'll breath a sigh of relief when you consider where the price was just six years ago.

4 of the deadliest days of the year to drive fall in August.

18-wheelers shouldn't get bigger.

The price of gas hasn't stopped rising since the start of 2012, will the trend continue?

Louisiana residents might be seeing some serious increases in gas prices this month.

The amount of Thanksgiving travellers hitting the road could be higher this year for the first time in years.