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출처: Louisiana Class D & E Driver's Guide마지막 확인: 알 수 없음 · 아직 확인되지 않음
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Getting a Driver's License
Covers who must hold a Louisiana driver's license, residency and exemption rules, license classes (Class D and E), required identity documents, the R.Y.A.N. Act Graduated Licensing Program for teens, the vision/knowledge/road skills tests, renewals and address/name changes, organ donation, and the grounds for license revocation.
Highway Transportation System
Explains Louisiana's Highway Transportation System (HTS) — its people, vehicles and roads, the agencies that manage it, the leading causes of crashes, and the road types from parish roads to interstates, expressways, toll ways and limited-access highways.
Signs, Traffic Lights, and Pavement Markings
Covers Louisiana's traffic signs by shape and color, regulatory and warning signs, work-zone and incident signs, traffic-light signals and arrows, and pavement markings including center lines, edge lines, crosswalks, railroad markings and roundabouts.
Basic Driving and Safety
Covers the physics of crashes and Louisiana's safety belt and child restraint laws, airbags and vehicle safety systems, pre-trip and weekly vehicle checks, proper seating and steering techniques, cornering, fuel-efficient driving, and seasonal driving from spring to winter.
Safe Driving Habits
Explains defensive driving and the SIPDE process, managing fatigue, distraction and aggressive driving, following distance and stopping distance, scanning intersections, changing lanes and passing, parking and Louisiana parking laws, night driving, and sharing the road with pedestrians, bicyclists, motorcyclists and large trucks.
Traffic Laws and Regulations
Covers Louisiana's traffic laws — traffic-stop conduct, speed and lane-change rules, school bus stopping requirements, turns and roundabouts, signaling and hand signals, right-of-way and railroad crossings, emergency vehicles and funeral processions, equipment restrictions, and avoiding auto insurance fraud and vehicle theft.
Interstate Driving and Rural Roads
Covers driving on Louisiana's interstates — entering, merging, lane use, space cushions and exiting — and the hazards of rural roads including gravel surfaces, blind curves, animals, deer and farm and animal-drawn vehicles, plus high-beam use, fog and long-trip planning.
Driving Hazards and Emergencies
Explains how Louisiana drivers handle hazards and emergencies — distracted and teen-driver risks, emergency braking with and without ABS, avoiding and surviving collisions and rollovers, recovering from skids, hydroplaning and pavement drop-offs, tire blowouts, brake failure and vehicle fires, escaping a submerged car, and crash-scene duties.
Driving Offenses
Covers Louisiana's impaired-driving offenses — how alcohol and drugs affect the body, BAC limits (0.08 for adults, 0.02 under 21, 0.04 commercial), the open container law, the escalating DWI penalties from first to fourth conviction, vehicular homicide and negligent injury, implied consent and test-refusal suspensions.
General Information for Class D "Chauffeur's" License
Covers Louisiana's Class D Chauffeur's License — the vehicles it permits, size, weight, height and load limits, speed limits for trucks and towing, required emergency equipment and warning signals, and the operation and inspection of air brake systems.
Trailer Safety
Covers towing a trailer in Louisiana — matching the ball-and-coupler hitch, crossing the safety chains under the tongue, the brake requirement for trailers of 3,000 pounds or more, trailer lighting and tires, and loading the trailer with balanced, evenly distributed and secured cargo.
Motor Vehicle Registration and Title
Covers titling and registering a vehicle in Louisiana — buying new or used vehicles, the five-day window to apply for a title, required documents and taxes, new-resident transfers, keeping the registration and proof of insurance in the vehicle, license plate renewal, and the motor vehicle inspection sticker.