seatbelt

Less than a month away from statewide elections politics get dirty as usual in Louisiana.

Authorities say seat belt use is one of the reasons.

Holiday death toll alarmingly high.

After years of public service campaigns, the number of people buckling their seat belts is now at an all time high of 79.3 percent, and state officials say that is one of the reasons traffic deaths are down. The 79.3 percent rate is an increase over last year's number of 77...

A free booster seat event in Lake Charles to help child safety.

Louisiana State Troopers responded to the crash last night and found a man dead after being ejected from his pickup.

The Click It Or Ticket campaign is set on enforcing the Louisiana law.

State Police say it happened on LA-96 near Aubrey Auzenne Road.

A crash involving one car leaves one man seriously injured in Calcasieu Parish.

Louisiana State Police Troop I spokesman Trooper Stephen Hammons joined "Mornings With Ken and Bernie" today to remind listeners it is state law to wear your seat belt while in a car.

This coming Friday Louisiana State Police will conduct a D-W-I checkpoint in St. Landry Parish.

Louisiana State Police Troop I Spokesman Stephen Hammons joined "Mornings With Ken and Bernie" to discuss the annual "Click It Or Ticket" campaign. Hammons says buckling up can save your life.

This week marks the beginning of the Click It or Ticket campaign.

An accident over the weekend leaves two young children dead. 2-year-old Jalisa Harrison of New Iberia and a 7-month old infant both died in the two-car crash.

Saturday morning, Lafayette Police will be checking to see if drivers are following the rules of the road. The Safety Compliance Checkpoint will be from 9 a.m. to noon.

Saturday night at 9:45, troopers from Louisiana State Police Troop D responded to a fatal crash on U.S Highway 90 west of Welsh in Jefferson Davis Parish that claimed the life of an Abbeville man.

According to a recent survey, 78% of Louisiana motorists are buckling up. This is matching the state record achieved in 2005.The national average is at 85%. Louisiana highway safety commission director John Leblanc wants to see up reach that point...

Troopers investigated a crash yesterday on highway 674 at Blanchard Road after Luis Martinez drove onto the shoulder of the road then overcorrected crashing into Shirleen Aucoin's car.

Crashes involving unbuckled drivers and passengers were the leading cause of  highway fatalities in Louisiana last year.

The national "Click it or Ticket" seat belt campaign kicks off today.