Can you get your drivers license in Louisiana at the age of sixteen if you are born in 1993?

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okay, the answer to that is no. You have to be 17 now to actually get your full drivers lisence, to where you can actually drive alone. All the information about it is below The State of Louisiana Class E Learners PermitTeen drivers 15 and 16 years of age qualify for the Class E Learners Permit. Prior to receiving the learners permit the applicant must complete a State of Louisiana approved driver education course. This course will consist of a minimum of thirty hours of in-class training and six hours of behind the wheel driver training. In addition to this requirement the learner permit applicant must pass a vision screening and a written exam at the Office of Motor Vehicles.

Once the teen has received the learners permit they are allowed to drive only when accompanied by a licensed parent, legal guardian or a licensed adult 21 years of age or older. They may also drive if they are accompanied by a licensed sibling 18 years of age or older. Passengers are limited to immediate family members unless accompanied by a driver education teacher. In that case fellow student drivers may be passengers in the vehicle.

After the permit holder has turned 17 years of age and has passed the road skills test they are then eligible for a full unrestricted license. State of Louisiana Motorcycle EndorsementTeen drivers wishing to receive a motorcycle endorsement on their Class E plete a written and skills test or the Louisiana Department of Education approved "Harley Davidson Rider's Edge New Rider Course". Completing the "Motorcycle Safety Awareness and Operators Training Program" is also acceptable for the motorcycle endorsement.

Learner permit holders that have the motorcycle endorsement may only ride within 3 miles of their residence or the resident of the parent, guardian or appointed responsible adult. The State of Louisiana Class E Learner 's License

17 Years-Old and AboveNew applicants 17 years of age or above may qualify for the Louisiana Class E Learner's License. Applicants must provide proof that they have completed a 36 hour driver education course or a 6 hour pre-licensing course. Applicants must also pass a vision screening and a written exam to receive the learner license.

A State of Louisiana Class E Learner 's License holder must be accompanied by a licensed driver. This restriction is removed when the license holder passes the on-the-road driver test. The State of Louisiana Class E Intermediate LicenseApplicants for the Class E Intermediate License must be a minimum of 16 years of age. If the applicant is under the age of 17, they must have held a Class E Learners Permit for a minimum of 180 days prior to applying for the Class E Intermediate License. The intermediate license restricts teen drivers under the age of 17 from driving between 11:00 PM and 5:00 AM unless they are accompanied by a licensed parent, legal guardian or a licensed adult 21 years of age or older. A licensed sibling 18 years of age or older is also acceptable during these time restrictions.

In addition to the passenger allowance of the licensed parent, legal guardian or licensed adult 21 years of age or older and immediate family members, the teen may also drive with a driver education teacher with their students as passengers. The State of Louisiana Personal Vehicle Class E Driver LicenseApplicants for the Louisiana Class E Driver license must be a minimum of 17 years of age. First time applicants must submit written proof of the successful completion of a State of Louisiana 36 hour driver education course. Also accepted is a 6 hour Louisiana Department of Public Safety and Corrections approved pre-licensing course.

New applicants transferring from out of State or hold a military or foreign license are exempt from this requirement.In addition applicants 17 years of age are exempt if they do not live within 25 miles of a location providing the necessary coursework.

okay to answer your question, no you cant get your drivers lisence at 16, because now you have to be 17 to actually get your full drivers lisence to where you can drive alone. all the information about it is below, hope this helps! The State of Louisiana Class E Learners PermitTeen drivers 15 and 16 years of age qualify for the Class E Learners Permit. Prior to receiving the learners permit the applicant must complete a State of Louisiana approved driver education course. This course will consist of a minimum of thirty hours of in-class training and six hours of behind the wheel driver training. In addition to this requirement the learner permit applicant must pass a vision screening and a written exam at the Office of Motor Vehicles.

Once the teen has received the learners permit they are allowed to drive only when accompanied by a licensed parent, legal guardian or a licensed adult 21 years of age or older. They may also drive if they are accompanied by a licensed sibling 18 years of age or older. Passengers are limited to immediate family members unless accompanied by a driver education teacher. In that case fellow student drivers may be passengers in the vehicle.

After the permit holder has turned 17 years of age and has passed the road skills test they are then eligible for a full unrestricted license. State of Louisiana Motorcycle EndorsementTeen drivers wishing to receive a motorcycle endorsement on their Class E plete a written and skills test or the Louisiana Department of Education approved "Harley Davidson Rider's Edge New Rider Course". Completing the "Motorcycle Safety Awareness and Operators Training Program" is also acceptable for the motorcycle endorsement.

Learner permit holders that have the motorcycle endorsement may only ride within 3 miles of their residence or the resident of the parent, guardian or appointed responsible adult. The State of Louisiana Class E Learner 's License

17 Years-Old and AboveNew applicants 17 years of age or above may qualify for the Louisiana Class E Learner's License. Applicants must provide proof that they have completed a 36 hour driver education course or a 6 hour pre-licensing course. Applicants must also pass a vision screening and a written exam to receive the learner license.

A State of Louisiana Class E Learner 's License holder must be accompanied by a licensed driver. This restriction is removed when the license holder passes the on-the-road driver test. The State of Louisiana Class E Intermediate LicenseApplicants for the Class E Intermediate License must be a minimum of 16 years of age. If the applicant is under the age of 17, they must have held a Class E Learners Permit for a minimum of 180 days prior to applying for the Class E Intermediate License. The intermediate license restricts teen drivers under the age of 17 from driving between 11:00 PM and 5:00 AM unless they are accompanied by a licensed parent, legal guardian or a licensed adult 21 years of age or older. A licensed sibling 18 years of age or older is also acceptable during these time restrictions.

In addition to the passenger allowance of the licensed parent, legal guardian or licensed adult 21 years of age or older and immediate family members, the teen may also drive with a driver education teacher with their students as passengers. The State of Louisiana Personal Vehicle Class E Driver LicenseApplicants for the Louisiana Class E Driver license must be a minimum of 17 years of age. First time applicants must submit written proof of the successful completion of a State of Louisiana 36 hour driver education course. Also accepted is a 6 hour Louisiana Department of Public Safety and Corrections approved pre-licensing course.

New applicants transferring from out of State or hold a military or foreign license are exempt from this requirement.In addition applicants 17 years of age are exempt if they do not live within 25 miles of a location providing the necessary coursework.