LA regular car study set
Louisiana Parking and Roadside Rules Practice Questions
13 Louisiana regular car questions on parking and roadside rules, each with the correct answer and an explanation from the OMV handbook.
Parking and Roadside Rules questions
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1. When parking facing downhill with a kerb, which way should the front wheels point?
Answer: A — Toward the kerb
Wheels turned toward the kerb let it stop the vehicle if the brakes release.
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2. When parking facing uphill with a kerb, which way should the front wheels point?
Answer: C — Away from the kerb
Turning away means a rolling vehicle backs into the kerb rather than into the road.
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3. When parking on a hill with no kerb, which way should the front wheels point?
Answer: B — Toward the edge of the road
With nothing to stop it, the vehicle should be aimed off the roadway rather than into it.
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4. What should you do after parking on any hill?
Answer: A — Set the parking brake and leave it in gear
The parking brake plus a locked transmission is the redundancy that keeps a parked vehicle in place.
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5. What must you do when leaving a vehicle unattended?
Answer: C — Stop the engine and set the brake
An unattended vehicle with the engine running is both a theft and a rollaway risk.
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6. How far from the kerb should a parked vehicle be?
Answer: B — Close enough not to obstruct the travel lane
A vehicle protruding into the lane forces traffic around it and into oncoming lanes.
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7. How many questions are on the Louisiana knowledge test?
Answer: A — 40, with a minimum score of 80 percent
A vision test is required alongside it.
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8. What vision standard does Louisiana require?
Answer: C — 20/40 in one eye
The applicant must also pass the 40-question knowledge test at 80 percent.
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9. At what age may Louisiana issue a Temporary Instructional Permit?
Answer: B — 14
A learner's permit follows at 15.
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10. At what age may Louisiana issue a learner's permit?
Answer: A — 15
The Temporary Instructional Permit is available a year earlier, at 14.
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11. When may a restricted Louisiana young driver not drive?
Answer: C — Between 11 p.m. and 5 a.m.
A qualifying licensed passenger lifts the restriction.
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12. Who may accompany a restricted Louisiana young driver between 11 p.m. and 5 a.m.?
Answer: B — A licensed parent or guardian, a licensed adult at least 21, or a licensed sibling at least 18
Louisiana names the sibling exception explicitly.
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13. Which relative does Louisiana name as able to supervise a young driver at night?
Answer: A — A licensed sibling at least 18 years old
A licensed parent, guardian, or adult over 21 also qualifies.
Questions about this study set
How many parking and roadside rules questions are on this page?
13, each with the correct answer and an explanation drawn from Louisiana's regular car handbook.
Are these the real LA DMV questions?
No. These are practice questions written from the OMV handbook. They cover the same rules the official test draws on, but the wording is ours.
Where can I take a full Louisiana practice test?
The Louisiana state page lists full-length timed tests for every licence type and applicant path.