Louisiana OMV permit practice test

B: 30 days. A new Louisiana resident gets 30 days, counted from when residency begins, to switch to a Louisiana license. Class D & E Driver's Guide: Who Must Have a Driver's License?, page 6.

B: Stop. The octagon shape is used exclusively for stop signs. Class D & E Driver's Guide: Traffic Signs, page 28.

B: On the left. In horizontal signals, red is on the left, yellow in the middle and green on the right. Class D & E Driver's Guide: Traffic Signals, page 38.

D: Make the turn, then go around the block. Other drivers won't expect a sudden lane change or stop; make the turn and return by driving around the block. Class D & E Driver's Guide: Lane Markings, page 42.

B: Do not drive alongside them. The guide says not to drive next to trucks and buses in a roundabout or traffic circle; a warning sign may tell you to keep away from them. Class D & E Driver's Guide: Roundabouts and Traffic Circles, page 97.

B: All occupants in both front and back seats of cars, vans and pickups. Louisiana's belt law covers everyone riding in a car, van or pickup, in the front seat and in the back. Class D & E Driver's Guide: Use of Safety Belts, page 44.

D: Three-second rule. The 3-second rule makes judging distance easier and can be used at any speed. Class D & E Driver's Guide: Following Distances, page 70.

C: 400 feet. At 60 mph, if you can't see at least 400 feet ahead, you're driving too fast for your visibility. Class D & E Driver's Guide: Looking and Scanning Ahead, page 67.

D: Toward the curb. Downhill next to a curb, point the front wheels into the curb and shift to park (or reverse), so the car would roll into the curb if the brakes failed. Class D & E Driver's Guide: Parking on Hills, page 73.

D: Vehicles on the road that ends must yield to vehicles on the through road. At T intersections you must yield to vehicles on the through road. Class D & E Driver's Guide: Right of Way, page 98.

C: Never drive faster than is reasonable for the area, road, traffic, light and weather. Under the General Speed Law, your speed may never be more than is reasonable for the area, road, traffic, light and weather. Class D & E Driver's Guide: Speed, page 92.

A: Enter at or near the speed of traffic and merge into a gap. Enter at or near the speed of traffic; don't stop before merging unless absolutely necessary. Interstate traffic has the right of way. Class D & E Driver's Guide: Entering, page 105.

B: Your driving privileges are suspended for 365 days. Refusing the test suspends your driving privileges for 365 days on a first offense (730 days for a second or subsequent). Class D & E Driver's Guide: Administrative Per Se, page 131.

A: Hold the wheel firmly, stay in your lane, let the car slow to around 30 mph, then brake gently. Don't panic or slam on the brakes; hold the wheel, let the car slow to about 30 mph, then brake gently and pull off. Class D & E Driver's Guide: Tire blowout, page 122.

A: 90 days. Non-residents with a valid license from another state may drive in Louisiana for 90 days. Class D & E Driver's Guide: Who Must Have a Driver's License?, page 6.

D: No passing zone. The triangle with the point sideways (pennant) indicates a no passing zone. Class D & E Driver's Guide: Traffic Signs, page 28.

C: Allow crossing traffic to clear the intersection. If the light turns green while you are stopped, you must let crossing traffic clear the intersection before you go. Class D & E Driver's Guide: Traffic Signals, page 38.

A: 15 mph or less. The guide says 15 mph or slower is fast enough inside a roundabout. Class D & E Driver's Guide: Roundabouts, page 42.

B: At all times, even if the pedestrian is jaywalking. You must yield to pedestrians at all times; even if they are jaywalking, you must stop for them. Class D & E Driver's Guide: Pedestrian Safety, page 81.

C: 50 percent. The guide says belts cut the risk of serious injury, and of death, by about half (50 percent). Class D & E Driver's Guide: Use of Safety Belts, page 44.

C: In bad weather, on wet pavement, behind motorcycles, when pulling a trailer or in low visibility. Use four seconds on slippery roads, wet pavement, behind motorcycles, when towing, in low visibility, and similar situations. Class D & E Driver's Guide: Following Distances, page 71.

C: 359 feet. On dry pavement, reacting and braking from 60 mph takes roughly 4 to 5 seconds and about 359 feet. Class D & E Driver's Guide: Looking and Scanning Ahead, page 67.

C: Away from the curb. Uphill next to a curb, point the front wheels away from the curb and shift to park (or low gear), so the tires catch the curb if the car rolls back. Class D & E Driver's Guide: Parking on Hills, page 73.

C: Oncoming traffic, including bicyclists. A left-turning driver must let oncoming traffic, bicyclists included, go first. Class D & E Driver's Guide: Right of Way, page 98.

A: Yes; speed limits are posted for ideal conditions. Speed limits are for ideal conditions; driving 55 mph in a snowstorm is not acceptable even if 55 is posted. Class D & E Driver's Guide: Speed, page 91.