Traffic flow is key to the success of the Louisiana International Terminal and to the quality of life in St. Bernard Parish. Port NOLA is working with regional and state agencies to deliver transportation improvements when or before they are needed.
The Regional Planning Commission (RPC) and the Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development (LADOTD) conducted a “Stage 0” Feasibility Study. This effort helped the agencies better understand how future growth would impact traffic in St. Bernard Parish. It also:
The RPC reviewed impacts from natural population growth in St. Bernard Parish as well as from the Louisiana International Terminal. The potential terminal project can help push through much-needed improvements in the area.
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$65 Million already committed
We've worked with state and federal partners to raise funds to support the RPC's traffic study and design phases.
$50 million in capital outlay from the Louisiana Legislature.
$15 million through the federal Transportation, Housing and Urban Development and Related Agencies (THUD) Appropriations Act for 2024.
Port NOLA is a dedicated advocate for the development of the St. Bernard Transportation Corridor. Effective August 2025, Port NOLA is authorized by the Louisiana Legislature to form a public-private partnership to move this project forward.
WSP USA, Inc., a consultant hired by Port NOLA, is helping us develop a public-private partnership strategy to make the envisioned roadway a reality.