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B: All riders. Louisiana's mandatory requirements say all riders must wear an approved safety helmet. Louisiana Motorcycle Operator Manual (OMV): Mandatory Requirements for Louisiana Motorcyclists, page 60.

D: When the motorcycle has a windshield of sufficient height to give adequate eye protection. R.S. 32:190.1 requires approved eye protection unless the motorcycle has a windshield high enough to give adequate eye protection. Louisiana Motorcycle Operator Manual (OMV): R.S. 32:190.1 Eye Protective Devices to be Worn by Motorcyclist, page 60.

B: It must not be tinted. Eye protective devices used at night shall not be tinted. Louisiana Motorcycle Operator Manual (OMV): R.S. 32:190.1 Eye Protective Devices to be Worn by Motorcyclist, page 60.

D: Goggles, face shields or safety glasses meeting state specifications. The secretary approves only goggles, face shields or safety glasses meeting performance specifications. Louisiana Motorcycle Operator Manual (OMV): R.S. 32:190.1 Eye Protective Devices to be Worn by Motorcyclist, page 60.

D: Their basic operator's license with a motorcycle endorsement. You must carry your basic operator's license with motorcycle endorsement on your person when riding. Louisiana Motorcycle Operator Manual (OMV): Mandatory Requirements for Louisiana Motorcyclists, page 60.

C: In the motorcycle at all times. You must maintain proof of current liability insurance or other approved security in the motorcycle at all times. Louisiana Motorcycle Operator Manual (OMV): Mandatory Requirements for Louisiana Motorcyclists, page 60.

C: Only if it is designed to carry more than one person, on a two-person seat or an attached passenger seat. R.S. 32:191 allows a passenger only on a motorcycle designed for more than one person, on the regular two-person seat or a firmly attached rear or side seat. Louisiana Motorcycle Operator Manual (OMV): R.S. 32:191 Riding on Motorcycles, page 61.

D: Sitting astride the seat, facing forward, with no more than one leg on each side. A person may ride only while sitting astride, facing forward, with not more than one leg on each side. Louisiana Motorcycle Operator Manual (OMV): R.S. 32:191 Riding on Motorcycles, page 61.

C: A package that keeps you from keeping both hands on the handlebars. No one may operate a motorcycle while carrying any article that prevents keeping both hands on the handlebars. Louisiana Motorcycle Operator Manual (OMV): R.S. 32:191 Riding on Motorcycles, page 61.

C: 5 years, properly seated and wearing a helmet. A child at least five years old may be a passenger only if properly seated and wearing a safety helmet; children who must use a child safety seat may not be carried. Louisiana Motorcycle Operator Manual (OMV): R.S. 32:191 Riding on Motorcycles, page 61.

B: No, no one may ride between lanes of traffic or between rows of vehicles. R.S. 32:191.1(C) prohibits operating a motorcycle between lanes of traffic or between adjacent lines or rows of vehicles. Louisiana Motorcycle Operator Manual (OMV): R.S. 32:191.1 Operating Motorcycles on Roadways Laned for Traffic, page 61.

C: No. The operator of a motorcycle shall not overtake and pass in the same lane occupied by the vehicle being overtaken. Louisiana Motorcycle Operator Manual (OMV): R.S. 32:191.1 Operating Motorcycles on Roadways Laned for Traffic, page 61.

C: No more than two. Motorcycles shall not be operated more than two abreast in a single lane. Louisiana Motorcycle Operator Manual (OMV): R.S. 32:191.1 Operating Motorcycles on Roadways Laned for Traffic, page 61.

C: No, motorcycles are entitled to the full use of a lane. All motorcycles are entitled to full use of a lane and no motor vehicle may deprive a motorcycle of it. Louisiana Motorcycle Operator Manual (OMV): R.S. 32:191.1 Operating Motorcycles on Roadways Laned for Traffic, page 61.

D: Footrests for the passenger. Any motorcycle carrying a passenger, other than in a sidecar or enclosed cab, must have passenger footrests. Louisiana Motorcycle Operator Manual (OMV): R.S. 32:191.3 Footrests and Handlebars, page 61.

D: 15 inches above the operator's seat. No one may operate a motorcycle with handlebars more than fifteen inches above the portion of the seat occupied by the operator. Louisiana Motorcycle Operator Manual (OMV): R.S. 32:191.3 Footrests and Handlebars, page 62.

A: Only one. R.S. 32:192: not more than one person shall ride upon a motor-driven cycle. Louisiana Motorcycle Operator Manual (OMV): R.S. 32:192 Riding on Motor-Driven Cycles, page 62.

B: No. No person riding on a motorcycle may attach himself or the motorcycle to any other vehicle on a roadway. Louisiana Motorcycle Operator Manual (OMV): R.S. 32:192.2 Clinging to Other Vehicles, page 61.

D: It is prohibited. R.S. 32:285: a driver traveling on a downgrade shall not coast in neutral or with the clutch disengaged. Louisiana Motorcycle Operator Manual (OMV): R.S. 32:285 Coasting Prohibited, page 62.

C: At least one and not more than two. Every motorcycle and motor-driven cycle must have at least one and not more than two headlamps. Louisiana Motorcycle Operator Manual (OMV): R.S. 32:303 Headlamps on Motor Vehicles; Motorcycles and Motor-driven Cycles, page 62.

C: Five horsepower. A motor-driven cycle is every motorcycle, including motor scooters, with a motor not exceeding five horsepower. Louisiana Motorcycle Operator Manual (OMV): Definitions, page 59.

B: As an endorsement on a basic license class. Motorcycles are not given a separate class; an endorsement is added to a basic class after passing motorcycle tests. Louisiana Motorcycle Operator Manual (OMV): R.S. 32:408 Examination of Applicants Required, page 65.

C: Those who completed the Motorcycle Safety, Awareness, and Operator Training Program. No skill test is required if the applicant successfully completed the Motorcycle Safety, Awareness, and Operator Training Program (R.S. 32:402.3). Louisiana Motorcycle Operator Manual (OMV): R.S. 32:408 Examination of Applicants Required, page 65.

D: 11 p.m. and 5 a.m.. R.S. 32:416.1 makes it unlawful for anyone under 17 to drive between 11 p.m. and 5 a.m. unless accompanied by a parent, tutor or custodian 21 or older. Louisiana Motorcycle Operator Manual (OMV): R.S. 32:416.1 Unlawful Operation of Persons Less Than Seventeen Years of Age, page 66.

A: 0.02 percent or above. The officer seizes the license if the test shows 0.08% or above, or 0.02% or above for a person under 21. Louisiana Motorcycle Operator Manual (OMV): R.S. 32:667 Seizure of License; Circumstances; Temporary License, page 67.

A: Up to 30 days from arrest. The temporary receipt allows driving for a period not exceeding thirty days from the arrest, unless otherwise provided. Louisiana Motorcycle Operator Manual (OMV): R.S. 32:667 Seizure of License; Circumstances; Temporary License, page 67.

B: Sunset to sunrise, when visibility is under 500 feet, and when wipers would be needed for rain. R.S. 32:301 requires lighted lamps between sunset and sunrise, when persons and vehicles are not clearly visible at 500 feet, and when precipitation requires continuous wiper use. Louisiana Motorcycle Operator Manual (OMV): R.S. 32:301 When Lighted Lamps are Required, page 62.