@@midnightmystery544 46 is a 4-parter. I’m currently working on LA-300, which is a bit difficult to edit because I can’t really show the entire highway.
It doesn't look like it. But it appears that prior to around 1970, the current LA-46 was LA-39, and Claiborne/W. Judge Perez east of Elysian Fields wasn't a state highway. LA-46 started at Poydras and ran along what is now LA-300 to Reggio, and then followed its current route between Reggio and Shell Beach.
I’m always tuned in lol
This road is good for drivers that want to take their time and those who wants to take a break from freeways.
Quite a change from the recent I 29 series
Yep. Time to get back to basics and cover more stuff in Louisiana. At least until our next out-of-state trip. Which might not happen for a while.
Nice. I took this ride last year. Totally different this close the city
I had covered this part of LA-46 before, but decided to do it again. The rest of the highway is a sharp contrast to the part in the city.
@@504RoadTrips Definitely so.
I went to the "End of the world" last April. Very interesting drive on LA 46 and LA 300
@@midnightmystery544 46 is a 4-parter. I’m currently working on LA-300, which is a bit difficult to edit because I can’t really show the entire highway.
@@504RoadTrips I'm not going to lie it was a little scary to drive that road
Heaps of rail lines , but no trains. Boo Hoo. btw Great video as always.
I think out trains are nocturnal here. I rarely see them during the day. That must be when they sleep.
@@504RoadTrips Do you have annotations?
@@504RoadTrips Do you have exciting news?
@@504RoadTrips Where did you see a train?
Did LA 46 ever end at another highway in New Orleans?
It doesn't look like it. But it appears that prior to around 1970, the current LA-46 was LA-39, and Claiborne/W. Judge Perez east of Elysian Fields wasn't a state highway. LA-46 started at Poydras and ran along what is now LA-300 to Reggio, and then followed its current route between Reggio and Shell Beach.
I’m 30 minutes frm n.o and I hardly ever go
Almost every trip I’ve made into New Orleans for the last 5 years (besides cutting through on the interstate) has been for videos for this channel.