QandAs: Autos

What are the Louisiana Drivers License Requirements?

Answer:
Louisiana gives three exams to its

first time driving applicants, which are as follows:

· Vision exam

· Written exam

· Road exam

The fee for a license in Louisiana is $24.50, and $15.50 for those over the age of 70. All individuals applying for a Louisiana license must present two or three forms of ID to the OMV office. The birth certificate, a paycheck stub, and a Social Security card work well.

Teens who are 15 years old can apply for their learner’s permit. This allows them to take the necessary driving education course, which includes 6 hours of instruction behind the wheel.

All drivers must have a learner’s permit for 90 days before applying for the intermediate license at age 16. The intermediate license restricts the time of day that the driver can drive. At age 17, all Louisiana residents can apply for a full license.


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