The House Concurrent Resolution No. urges the Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development to seek a waiver for a gateway sign permit for a "Crawfish Expressway" sign in Breaux Bridge. This request is rooted in the historical significance of Breaux Bridge, which was declared the "Crawfish Capital of the World" by the Louisiana Legislature in 1959. The town hosts the annual Crawfish Festival, a major event that attracts families and features Cajun cuisine, music, dance contests, and various crawfish-related activities. Despite Breaux Bridge's population of 7,513, which falls below the typical threshold of 10,000 for such permits, the resolution argues that the cultural importance of the local cuisine justifies an exception.

The resolution highlights the need for the sign to enhance the visibility and recognition of Breaux Bridge as a cultural hub for crawfish and Cajun traditions. It calls for the Department of Transportation and Development to formally request a waiver from the Federal Highway Administration, emphasizing the town's unique culinary heritage and its role in promoting tourism and community pride. A copy of the resolution will be sent to the secretary of the Department of Transportation and Development to facilitate this request.