Louisiana teen permit
Louisiana teen learner's-permit rules
Louisiana separates the instruction permit from the learner's permit: a TIP can be issued from age 14 for driver education, while the learner's permit begins at 15.
- 14TIP minimum age
- 15learner's permit
- 180 daysGDL hold for ages 15–16
At 14, the TIP is instructor-only
The Temporary Instructional Permit may be issued from age 14, but it authorizes driving only while accompanied by a licensed driving-school instructor.
The learner's permit starts at 15
At 15, supervised driving may be with a licensed parent or guardian, another licensed adult age 21+, or a licensed sibling age 18+ under current OMV rules.
Ages 15 and 16 have a 180-day stage
Louisiana's GDL process requires the learner's permit holding period before progression, subject to the age-specific rules published by OMV.
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Related Road to Permit guides
Official sources
- Louisiana OMV — Permits
- Louisiana OMV — Student/Parent Information
- Louisiana OMV — Minor Driver Education
- Louisiana OMV — Forms & Documents
- Louisiana OMV — Appointment: Know Before You Go
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