from LA 44 to the junction with US 61. In March 2015, a slight change to the route of LA 30 occurred when St. Louis Street was converted to a two-way street as part of Baton Rouge's Downtown Two-Way Project. The project was designed to facilitate access to nearby parking garages and improve the connection between the downtown area and the LSU campus. St. Louis Street previously formed a one-way pair with St. Philip Street, which is now internally designated as LA 30 Spur. Future La DOTD is currently engaged in a program that aims to transfer about of state-owned roadways to local governments over the next several years. Under this plan of "right-sizing" the state highway system, the northwestern portion of LA 30 between Baton Rouge and Gardere is proposed for deletion as it no longer meets a significant interurban travel function. Major intersections Spur route Louisiana Highway 30 Spur (LA 30 Spur) runs from LA 73 to mainline LA 30 in Baton Rouge. The route consists of an unsigned state-maintained portion of St. Philip Street that carries one-way traffic in a southbound direction. It was formerly part of a one-way pair with St. Louis Street and served as the southbound lanes of mainline LA 30 until that thoroughfare was converted to a two-way street in March 2015. Both the spur and the entirety of its parent route within the Baton Rouge city limits are under an agreement to be transferred to local control as of January 2017. See also References External links Maps / GIS Data Homepage, Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development Great River Road at Louisiana Scenic Byways 0030 Transportation in East Baton Rouge Parish, Louisiana Transportation in Iberville Parish, Louisiana Transportation in Ascension Parish, Louisiana