Louisiana CDL

Louisiana CDL practice tests built to match the real exam.

Louisiana uses the national CDL manual for its written test. Every question here is based on that manual and written in the style of the DMV exam, so nothing on test day catches you off guard.

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Your path to a CDL in Louisiana

1
Get your DOT medical card
Pass a physical with a certified medical examiner. Find a certified examiner
2
Pass the written tests and get your permit (CLP)
General Knowledge, plus Air Brakes, Combination, or any endorsement you want, at your state licensing office. Start studying
3
Finish Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT)
Required for your first Class A or B, and for Passenger, School Bus, or Hazmat. Hazmat training must be done before the Hazmat written test. Find a registered school
4
Hold your permit 14 days, then take the skills test
Pre-trip inspection, basic control, and road test. Memorize the pre-trip

Age: 18 to drive within your state, 21 to cross state lines or haul hazmat. Fees and office hours vary by state.

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Louisiana OMV official site

Results come from Google Maps. Confirm hours, fees, and appointments with your Louisiana licensing office before you go.

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CDL Exam Braker questions are original practice questions based on the CDL manual. They are not the official DMV test questions, and CDL Exam Braker is not affiliated with any state DMV or the FMCSA.

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