With I-10 closing at the Texas border

[B-Stealth]

Originally Posted by homerun

flying might be option

X2 put that kid on a bird and fly him over, put him on a Private Jet if he's a ringer and you have a scary bookie.

[ckinchen]

Originally Posted by B-Stealth

X2 put that kid on a bird and fly him over, put him on a Private Jet if he's a ringer and you have a scary bookie.

Lol... His dad is thinking about doing exactly that.

[ckinchen]

Originally Posted by evis102

I will go stay at your camp to keep an eye on it for you

Somebody needs to.

[jchief]

10 is closed in both directions @ TX. 190 is open I am being told.

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[jr21501]

Originally Posted by ckinchen

Will 27 to 82 along the coast then up through Winnie be open? I would think it would. Trying to get one of my baseball players home from Florida to play Friday night.

you could go North on 171 at Lake Charles to Longville; west on 110 to Longville, then Singer, then Merryville and hit 190. Crossing the Sabine River at Bon Wier. You may want to stay on 190 until Livingston Tx if you are going to be on the North side of Houston. If you take 96 South from Jasper to Beaumont you may encounter a lot of traffic but it is a four lane road. the speed limit on 110 in Louisiana is 55 and is enforced.

[Gerald]

I just got back from Clear Creek WMA and drove US 190 west of Deridder and Hwy 171.

While traffic was more than normal..... it was not "heavy" and no delays anywhere. Taking this route as a Detour.....will add about 1:30 to 1:45 minutes due to I-10 closure.

I saw a few 18 wheelers going East and wonder if I-10 east bound was closed.

Anacoco creek, at the bridge on Hwy 111 has dropped about 2 feet in the last 2 days.

[PaulMyers]

Thanks for the info Gerald

[papap]

Had someone try to come down 190 from Texas and he says cops made him go back. Wonder why?

[Baychamp1]

Just came up Hwy. 171 thru DeRidder, traffic is light, there's an electronic sign just before the 190 split directing the detouring traffic to Texas.

[Baychamp1]

Should have read Hwy. 190/111 split, I prefer going up Hwy.171 vs. Hwy. 27, 4 lanes vs 2

[Gerald]

Originally Posted by Baychamp1

Just came up Hwy. 171 thru DeRidder, traffic is light, there's an electronic sign just before the 190 split directing the detouring traffic to Texas.

I saw several electronic sign along the route.

At the Ragley overpass the sign said: "Keep going north".

In Deridder just before Hwy 171 turns north headed toward Leesville the sign says: "go straight to Texas"

[Baychamp1]

Originally Posted by Gerald

I saw several electronic sign along the route.

At the Ragley overpass the sign said: "Keep going north".

In Deridder just before Hwy 171 turns north headed toward Leesville the sign says: "go straight to Texas"

Yep, and traffic was no more than normal

[Lake Chuck Duck]

I have to cross tomorrow morning. Sounds like going through Deridder is the way to go? Ive been hearing sketchy reports of Johnson Bayou route. Anyone have an update on Johnson bayou?

[tojoe]

If your are referring to Hwy 82 over the Causeway bridge, it took a buddy of mine 45 minutes to get from one end of the bridge to the other yesterday afternoon around 5:30 PM. Just a FYI

[Pull n Pray]

I'm hearing it depends on the time of day. I'm sure around 5:30 it will be bad with everyone getting off work.

[papap]

I decided to just fly from Houston to Lake Charles. Did not feel like fighting traffic.

[Red Tuna]

Thanks for all the info.

I am in Destin with the kids and we are driving to Houston on Saturday. It sounds like going south through Port Arthur (via 27) is a bad idea, and the DOT suggested route through Shreveport adds 4 hours (and 13 hours is a bit too long with little kids!)

It sounds like the route through DeRidder is an option, but I'd appreciate any further ideas or updates.

[Gerald]

Originally Posted by Red Tuna

Thanks for all the info.

I am in Destin with the kids and we are driving to Houston on Saturday. It sounds like going south through Port Arthur (via 27) is a bad idea, and the DOT suggested route through Shreveport adds 4 hours (and 13 hours is a bit too long with little kids!)

It sounds like the route through DeRidder is an option, but I'd appreciate any further ideas or updates.

Going Hwy 171 & US 190 IMO is probably the best option. You should be able to drive the speed limit without slowing down most of the way..... unless you get behind someone going slow on US 190, it is a 2 lane hwy.

Tonight's news report said the water on I-10 has started to drop. Hwy is still covered with a little water and Texas officials have said that the Hwy will need to be inspected before it is reopened.

[wetaline]

I-10 westbound at Tx/La line now open. Eastbound still closed.

[homerun]

kplc news says both ways open now.