LA Permit practice Updated for 2026
Class E knowledge test
At least80percent.
Independent practice with answer explanations. Read it alongside the Louisiana handbook.
Louisiana Practice Test 1
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Use this Louisiana permit practice guide to choose a starting point and compare the available study formats. Its leading topic groups are signs & signals, speed, space & following distance and lanes, turns, passing & parking; these describe this practice selection, not the agency’s published test weighting. Read each situation before choosing an answer, then use the explanation and source link to understand the rule behind it. When an answer surprises you, return to that part of the handbook rather than memorizing the position of the correct choice. Review your missed questions before starting another test. These independent exercises support handbook study; they are not the licensing examination or a guarantee of passing.
136 rider questions: 80 two-wheel skills questions with four tests and topic practice, 20 three-wheel and sidecar questions, 24 selected licensing and road-law questions, and 12 small-cycle companion questions. Separate rider mistake review is included; coverage is not complete.
Study 60 basics, 40 air-brake, 40 combination, 40 passenger, 20 tank, 20 doubles/triples, 60 school-bus, 80 hazardous-materials, 40 road-conditions, 40 hours-of-service, 20 cargo-operations, 40 licensing, 40 inspection/practical-preparation and 40 driver-responsibility questions. The licensing questions cover selected Louisiana procedures; remaining endorsement material and the full application and skills curriculum still need coverage.
20 chauffeur fundamentals plus 16 trailer-safety questions, with current statutory references and a shared, separate mistake review. These questions are not part of the 325-question Class E question set or its random mix.
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25 questions with explanations
20 questions with explanations
20 questions with explanations
20 questions with explanations
20 questions with explanations
20 questions with explanations
20 questions with explanations
20 questions with explanations
20 questions with explanations
20 questions with explanations
20 questions with explanations
20 questions with explanations
This car-practice questions contains 325 questions: 300 rule and preparation exercises and 25 illustrated sign exercises. Topic practice, short tests and random mixes use this same questions. This is an initial Class E question set, not complete Louisiana coverage. A separate 136-question rider question set covers skills and selected licensing and road laws; its full curriculum is still in progress. A separate 580-question CDL question set covers the basics, air brakes, combinations, passenger transport, tanks, doubles/triples, school buses, hazardous materials, road conditions, federal hours of service, cargo operations, selected licensing requirements, inspection/practical preparation and driver responsibilities; remaining endorsement material and full CDL coverage are still in progress. Study the Louisiana manual and current OMV requirements as well.
Before you apply
From Louisiana Office of Motor Vehicles (OMV). Check the requirements for your age and application.
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Louisiana's learner's permit starts at age 15. A Temporary Instructional Permit, or TIP, can be issued at 14, but it is for instruction with a licensed driving-school instructor. A TIP is not the learner's permit used for supervised practice with family.
Student/Parent Information (opens in a new tab)Obtain a TIP before taking the OMV knowledge test or beginning behind-the-wheel instruction. Complete the approved education course for your age, pass the required vision screening, and earn at least 80% on the knowledge test. Give OMV your course-completion proof and required application documents to convert the TIP.
Student/Parent Information (opens in a new tab)Yes. First-time applicants age 18 or older may take the 14-hour pre-licensing course: six classroom hours plus eight hours of driving instruction. They may instead take the longer 38-hour driver-education course. Turning 18 does not, by itself, remove Louisiana's education requirement.
Student/Parent Information (opens in a new tab)Check the agency for updates before you apply.
Louisiana Office of Motor Vehicles (OMV) requires 80% on the knowledge test. We could not verify a published question count, so we do not state one.
Louisiana's learner's permit starts at age 15. A Temporary Instructional Permit, or TIP, can be issued at 14, but it is for instruction with a licensed driving-school instructor. A TIP is not the learner's permit used for supervised practice with family.
A learner's permit holder drives only while supervised by a fully licensed driver.
The knowledge test is given by Louisiana Office of Motor Vehicles (OMV). Check its website for current locations, fees and appointment rules before you go.
Yes. First-time applicants age 18 or older may take the 14-hour pre-licensing course: six classroom hours plus eight hours of driving instruction. They may instead take the longer 38-hour driver-education course. Turning 18 does not, by itself, remove Louisiana's education requirement.
Choose your license type or a topic to review. Read the handbook, try a practice test, and return to any rules you missed.
Looking for a sign’s meaning? Compare road-sign pictures and meanings, then return to your state practice for local rules.
