Louisiana Permit Practice Test
Free practice for the Louisiana learner's permit knowledge test. Every question can be read aloud, with each word highlighted as it is spoken. A wrong answer is never a penalty: you get a hint and try again.
Start practicingThe Louisiana knowledge test
- 40 multiple-choice questions.
- You need 32 correct answers to pass (80%).
Practice questions
148 practice questions for Louisiana: 19 about Louisiana rules and 129 about signs, signals and markings that are the same in every state. Free: every question, hints and read-aloud. No sign-up.
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- Every question: English, Español.
- The 129 national questions (signs, signals, road markings) also in 中文, Tiếng Việt, Tagalog, العربية. In these languages the Louisiana questions show in English for now.
5 sample questions
1. In Louisiana, what is the youngest age to get a learner's permit?
- 14 years old
- 15 years old (correct answer)
- 16 years old
- 17 years old
Answer: B. In Louisiana you can get a learner's permit at 15, after a driver education course and the knowledge and vision tests.
Louisiana handbook, page 7.
2. In Louisiana, who may send or read a text message while driving?
- Drivers 18 and older
- Drivers on a highway only
- No driver, of any age (correct answer)
- Drivers stopped at a red light
Answer: C. In Louisiana no driver of any age may write, send or read a text message while driving.
Louisiana handbook, page 78.
3. In Louisiana, what should you do under the Move Over law on a two-lane road where you cannot change lanes?
- Slow down (correct answer)
- Keep the same speed
- Honk your horn
- Stop in your lane
Answer: A. In Louisiana, when you cannot change lanes, such as on a two-lane road, you must slow down as you pass the stopped vehicle.
Louisiana handbook, page 30.
4. In Louisiana, how long is the approved driver education course a teen must finish before the learner's permit?
- 8 hours
- 16 hours
- 24 hours
- 38 hours (correct answer)
Answer: D. In Louisiana a teen must finish a 38-hour driver education course before the learner's permit: 30 hours in class and 8 hours behind the wheel.
Louisiana handbook, page 7.
5. In Louisiana, how long must you hold a learner's permit before you can get an intermediate license?
- At least 180 days (correct answer)
- At least 30 days
- At least 90 days
- At least two years
Answer: A. In Louisiana you must hold the learner's permit for at least 180 days before you can get an intermediate license.
Louisiana handbook, page 7.
Official handbook
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