(The Center Square) — A new report by the Reason Foundation ranked Louisiana road conditions as the fourth-worst nationally, the lowest in the Southeast region.

The annual report by the libertarian nonprofit policy group ranked the Pelican State’s highways 46th, with only Washington, Hawaii, California and Alaska worse. That’s a six-spot decline from last year’s report.

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