Louisiana Permit Test (Class D & E Guide) — All Questions

At a four-way stop, when two vehicles stop at the same time, the driver who yields is the one:

• a.Going faster
• b.On the right
• c.Turning right
• d.On the left✓

When two drivers reach a four-way stop together, the one on the left yields to the one on the right. (Louisiana Class D & E Driver's Guide, right of way)

When approaching a roundabout, a Louisiana driver should:

• a.Travel clockwise
• b.Stop in the circle to let others in
• c.Enter quickly without slowing
• d.Yield to traffic already circulating and enter when there is a gap✓

At a roundabout, slow down, yield to vehicles already in the circle, and enter a safe gap moving counterclockwise (to the right). (Louisiana Class D & E Driver's Guide, roundabouts)

Louisiana law requires you to use your turn signal before turning or changing lanes for at least:

• a.One mile
• b.Only if others are near
• c.100 feet before the turn✓
• d.The last second

Signal at least 100 feet before turning or changing lanes so other drivers and pedestrians know your intentions. (Louisiana Class D & E Driver's Guide, signaling)

When a funeral procession is passing with lights on, other drivers should:

• a.Cut into the line of cars
• b.Yield the right of way and not interrupt the procession✓
• c.Honk to move it along
• d.Pass on the shoulder

A funeral procession generally has the right of way; do not drive between the vehicles or cut into the procession. (Louisiana Class D & E Driver's Guide, right of way)

At a green light where you intend to go straight but pedestrians are still in the crosswalk, you must:

• a.Wait and yield until the pedestrians have safely cleared✓
• b.Turn right instead
• c.Honk and edge forward
• d.Proceed because you have a green light

A green light means go only when the way is clear; you must still yield to pedestrians already in the crosswalk. (Louisiana Class D & E Driver's Guide, pedestrians and signals)