Sample Louisiana permit-test questions
Below are 4 sample questions from the Louisiana question bank. The interactive practice test above randomizes from the same pool.
In which of the following situations are you allowed to pass another vehicle on the right?
- When the vehicle you are passing is trying to change lanes
- When the vehicle you are passing is making or about to make a right turn
- When the vehicle you are passing is making or about to make a left turn
- None of the above
Correct answer: C
Explanation: You may pass another vehicle on the right when it is making or about to make
a left turn.
You must continuously signal a turn for _________ before making the turn.
- not less than 100 feet
- not less than 50 feet
- less than 100 feet
- not less than 75 feet
Correct answer: A
Explanation: You must continuously signal a turn for at least 100 feet before making the
turn. You should signal for an even greater distance when driving at higher
speeds or in heavy traffic. (At 50 mph, your vehicle will travel 100 feet in less
than two seconds.)
For a second conviction for driving with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of 0.08% or above, your license will be suspended for
- 120 Days.
- 12 Months.
- 6 Months.
- 90 Days.
Correct answer: B
Explanation: For a second conviction for a BAC of 0.08% or above, your license will be
suspended for one year. [Losing Your Driving Privileges, Chapter 9: Driving
Offenses, Louisiana Class D & E Driver's Guide]
Passing a vehicle on the right is NOT permitted
- when you are in a left-turn lane.
- on one-way streets where all lanes of traffic are moving in the same direction.
- when the vehicle is in the left-turn lane.
- on highways that have at least two lanes traveling in each direction.
Correct answer: A
Explanation: Under Louisiana law, you may pass a vehicle on the right in only two
situations: 1) The vehicle is making or about to make a left turn; 2) there are
two or more lanes of traffic going in the same direction as you are. (This can
be the case on a multilane highway or on a one-way street.)