The Louisiana Great River Road runs alongside the Mississippi River from Baton Rouge to New Orleans. It is notable not only for its scenic views but also for cultural events, such as the unique Christmas Eve bonfires that light the way for Santa Claus. Lafayette and the southern part of Louisiana often escape the harsh winter weather, with minimal snowfall registered in historical records. Since nature can be unpredictable at times, it is crucial that every driver prepares in advance and learns how to drive safely under icy conditions.
The official OMV driver’s handbook (Louisiana DMV Handbook (LA Driver's Manual) 2025) describes the various aspects of driving theory, including road signs, traffic laws, safe driving practices, and handling emergency situations. Although driving is a skill that can only be improved with behind-the-wheel practice, you must go through the learning phase first. In Louisiana, the Department of Motor Vehicles (OMV) requires all aspiring drivers to pass a 40-question knowledge test and meet several other conditions before they can obtain a learner’s permit.
We’ll help you pass the official written knowledge exam on your first attempt, but success requires dedication and perseverance on your part. The most determined students always use the most efficient resources available to them. Our Louisiana OMV permit practice tests are designed to make you a better driver, one who masters driving theory and applies it on the road. Each practice test has been recently updated for November 2025. To pass, you must score at least 80%.
We know you’re eager to become the driver on your next road trip, but you must avoid rushing through the learning phase. We have omitted any timer from our practice tests to allow you to take your time and understand each question and answer. Without the pressure of a countdown, you can learn at your own pace. Start today and dedicate the following weeks to studying driving theory. Use the official driver’s handbook alongside our practice test to greatly enhance your learning potential, as both resources can be accessed online and are available 24/7.