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2020 Louisiana Laws
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Title 32 - Motor Vehicles and Traffic Regulation
CHAPTER 1. LOUISIANA HIGHWAY REGULATORY ACT
PART I. DEFINITIONS AND GENERAL AUTHORITY
- §1. Definitions
- §2. Authority of Department of Transportation and Development
- §3. Authority of Department of Public Safety and Corrections
- §4. Authority of departments to summon witnesses
- §5. Authority of other law enforcement officers; parade marshals in Calcasieu Parish and Lake Charles; traffic control officers in the city of New Orleans
- §6. Authority of Department of Public Safety and Corrections to serve notices and subpoenas; procedure
- §7. Authority to operate joint weight enforcement scales with contiguous states; joint enforcement of laws
- §8. Final delinquent debt; office of motor vehicles
PART II. UNIFORM APPLICABILITY OF
CHAPTER; POWER OF LOCAL AUTHORITIES
SUBPART A. UNIFORMITY OF APPLICATION
- §21. Uniform application
- §22. Persons riding animals or driving animal-drawn vehicles; application of part
- §23. Persons and vehicles working on highways; exceptions
- §24. Emergency vehicles; exceptions
- §25. Rights of owners of real property
SUBPART B. POWERS OF LOCAL AUTHORITIES
- §41. Power of local municipal authorities; exception
- §42. Power of local parish authorities
- §43. Automated speed enforcement devices; prohibition
- §44. Required notification for red light cameras
- §45. Required notification for mobile speed camera
PART III. GENERAL PROHIBITIONS, PENALTIES
- §51. Vehicle license required
- §52. Driver must be licensed
- §53. Proper equipment required on vehicles; display of plate
- §54. Size, weight and load of vehicles limited
- §55. Exclusion of vehicles from highways; notice required
- §56. Obedience to police officers, weights and standards police officers, and traffic signs
NOTE: This provision of law was included in the Unconstitutional Statutes Biennial Report to the Legislature, dated March 14, 2016.
- §57. Penalties; alternatives to citation
- §57.1. Failure to honor written promise to appear; penalty; disposition of fines
- §57.2. Fee for expenses incurred for renewal or reissuance of suspended operator's license; office of the prosecuting authority
- §58. Careless operation
- §58.1. Careless operation during flood conditions
PART IV. TRAFFIC REGULATIONS
SUBPART A. SPEED RESTRICTIONS
- §61. Maximum speed limit
- §62. Repealed by Acts 2010, No. 81, §2.
- §63. Establishing of speed zones
- §63.1. Repealed by Acts 2010, No. 146, §1.
- §64. General speed law
- §65. Drag racing and racing on public roads and certain property; exemptions
SUBPART B. DRIVING ON THE RIGHT SIDE, OVERTAKING AND PASSING, ETC.
- §71. Driving on right side of road; exceptions
- §72. Passing vehicles proceeding in opposite directions
- §73. Passing a vehicle on the left
- §73.1. Rolling roadblocks prohibited on certain multiple-lane highways; definitions; penalties
- §74. When passing on the right is permitted
- §75. Limitations on passing on the left
- §76. Further limitations on passing on the left
- §76.1. Limitations on passing bicycles
- §77. No passing zones
- §77.1. School zones; no passing zones
- §78. One-way roadways and rotary traffic islands
- §79. Driving on roadway laned for traffic
- §80. Overtaking and passing school buses
- §81. Following vehicles; exceptions
- §82. Driving on divided highways
- §83. Driving on highways with two-way left-turn lanes and dedicated left-turn lanes
SUBPART C. TURNING, STARTING AND STOPPING AND SIGNALS THEREFOR
- §101. Required position and method of turning at intersections
- §102. Turning on curve or crest of grade prohibited
- §103. Moving parked vehicles
- §104. Turning movements and required signals
- §105. Signals by hand and arm or signal lamps
- §106. Methods of giving hand and arm signals
SUBPART D. RIGHT OF WAY
- §121. Vehicle approaching or entering intersection
- §122. Vehicle turning left at intersection
- §123. Stop signs and yield signs; penalties for violations
- §124. Vehicle entering highway from private road, driveway, alley or building
- §125. Procedure on approach of an authorized emergency vehicle; passing a parked emergency vehicle
- §126. Cattle crossings
- §127. Golf cart and all-terrain vehicle crossings
- §127.1. Golf cart crossings
- §127.2. Golf carts; Palmetto Island State Park
- §127.3. Golf carts; Lake Fausse Pointe State Park
SUBPART E. PARKING, STANDING AND STOPPING
- §141. Stopping, standing, or parking outside business or residence districts
- §142. Officers authorized to remove illegally stopped vehicles
- §143. Stopping, standing or parking prohibited in specified places
- §143.1. Blocking of private driveways, highways and department rights of way, penalties
- §143.2. Private driveways, highways, and public rights-of-way; sporting activities; penalties
- §144. Additional parking regulations
- §145. Unattended motor vehicles
- §146. Prohibited parking; leased or rented motor vehicles
SUBPART E-1. OPEN ROADS LAW
- §151. Open roads agreement
- §152. Police Officer Standards and Training (POST) certified course for Traffic Incident Management
- §153. Instant Tow Dispatch Pilot Program; Expedited Towing Pilot Program
- §154. Removal of bodies
- §155. Authority to remove vehicles and cargo
SUBPART F. RAILROAD GRADE CROSSINGS
- §168. Equipment of locomotive with bell and whistle or horn, sounding of signals
- §169. Cross buck, stop and warning signs, traffic control devices
- §170. Exemptions; Old Metairie railroad corridor; elimination of railroad liability
- §171. Motor vehicles approaching railroad crossings; reporting violations; penalties
- §172. All vehicles must stop at certain railroad grade crossings
- §173. Repealed by Acts 2008, No. 614, §2.
- §173.1. Railroad grade crossings; stopping required
- §174. Moving heavy equipment at railroad grade crossings
- §175. Vehicles must yield at railroad grade crossings; exceptions; penalties for violations
- §176. Required notification of recording devices carried on railroad trains
SUBPART G. OPERATION OF MOTORCYCLES, MOTOR-DRIVEN CYCLES AND BICYCLES
- §190. Safety helmets
- §190.1. Eye protective devices to be worn by motorcyclist; windshield on motorcycle
- §191. Riding on motorcycles
- §191.1. Operating motorcycles on roadways laned for traffic
- §191.2. Clinging to other vehicles
- §191.3. Footrests and handlebars
- §192. Riding on motor-driven cycles
- §193. Operation of bicycles; general provision
- §194. Traffic laws apply to persons riding bicycles
- §195. Riding on bicycles
- §196. Clinging to vehicles
- §197. Riding on roadways and bicycle paths
- §198. Operating motorized bicycles
- §199. Bicycle helmets; restraining seats
- §200. Operation of motor scooters on sidewalks
- §201. Harassment of bicyclists prohibited; penalties
- §202. Louisiana Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety Dedicated Fund Account
- §203. Motor vehicles operating in bicycle lanes
- §204. Riding on electric-assisted bicycles; rights and duties of electric-assisted bicycles
SUBPART G-1. ELECTRIC MOBILITY AIDS
SUBPART H. PEDESTRIANS' RIGHTS AND DUTIES
- §211. Pedestrians subject to traffic regulations
- §212. Pedestrians right-of-way in crosswalks
- §213. Crossing at other than crosswalks
- §214. Drivers to exercise due care
- §215. Pedestrians to use right half of crosswalks
- §216. Pedestrians on highways or interstate highways
- §217. Blind and incapacitated pedestrians; use of canes; persons in wheelchairs; vehicles
- §218. Pedestrians soliciting rides or business
- §219. Pedestrians right-of-way on sidewalks
SUBPART I. SIGNS, MARKERS AND SIGNALS
- §231. Obedience to and required traffic-control devices
- §232. Traffic-control signals
- §232.1. Vehicle approaching intersection in which traffic lights are inoperative
- §233. Pedestrian-control signals
- §234. Flashing signals
- §235. Uniform highway marking system
- §236. Privately owned signs on public rights of way prohibited; exceptions; authority of municipalities and department of highways; advertising on convenience facilities at public transit stops
- §237. Barricades, signs, and signals; prohibition against tampering with, removing, possessing, and violating instructions; exceptions
- §238. Directional signs
SUBPART J. VEHICLES TRANSPORTING EXPLOSIVES OR INFLAMMABLES
- §251. Permission for operation; crossing railroad grade crossings; markings
- §252. Equipment and inspection
- §253. Commissioner; transportation of explosives
SUBPART K. REGULATION OF CERTAIN HIGHWAYS AND ESTABLISHMENT OF THROUGH HIGHWAYS
- §261. Authority to prohibit use of road
- §262. Controlled access highways
- §263. Special restrictions on use of Louisiana Interstate highways
- §264. Authority to regulate traffic through tunnels
- §265. Designating through highways
- §266. Enforcement of speed limit on certain highways; disposition of fines
SUBPART L. MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS
- §281. Limitations on backing
- §282. Obstruction to driver's view or driving mechanism
- §283. Improper opening or leaving open of vehicle doors
- §284. Riding in house trailers, on fenders, on running board or on rear racks prohibited; open pickup trucks; utility trailers
- §285. Coasting prohibited
- §286. Following authorized emergency vehicles prohibited
- §287. Crossing fire hoses
- §288. Driving through safety zone prohibited
- §289. Cellular radio telecommunication device use by operators of school buses prohibited; penalties
- §289.1. Cellular telephone use; certain drivers prohibited; exceptions; penalties
- §290. Driving across ditches; requirements
- §291. Liability for damage to highway or structure
- §291.1. Roadway hazard cleanup
- §292. Hunting or discharge of firearms, when prohibited
- §292.1. Transportation and storage of firearms in privately owned motor vehicles
- §293. Prohibiting standing of school children under certain circumstances; limiting number of children transported at one time
- §294. Mississippi River Bridge crossings prohibited
- §295. Child passenger restraint system
- §295.1. Safety belt use; tags indicating exemption
- §295.2. Wearing of headphones; prohibitions; exceptions
- §295.3. Leaving children unattended and unsupervised in motor vehicles; prohibition; penalties
- §295.3.1. Child safety alarms in motor vehicles used to transport children; day care facilities; quality care rating system
- §295.4. Guidelines for seat belt, motor vehicle inspection, and motor vehicle liability security checkpoints; law enforcement agencies
- §296. Stopping, parking, or standing upon the highway shoulder; driving upon the highway shoulder
- §297. Low rider vehicles
- §297.1. Repealed by Acts 2010, No. 563, §2; Acts 2010, No. 761, §2.
- §298. Farm equipment on highway shoulders
- §299. Off-road vehicles; authorization for use on the shoulders of certain public roads and highways; authorization for use on certain public property
- §299.1. Off-road vehicles
- §299.2. Off-road vehicles; mini-trucks
- §299.3. Off-road vehicles; utility terrain vehicles
- §299.4. Golf carts; safety equipment requirements; exemptions; registration
- §299.5. Military surplus motor vehicles; operation; safety equipment; registration
- §300. Possession of alcoholic beverages in motor vehicles
- §300.1. Low-speed vehicles; safety equipment requirements; exemptions; registration; safety inspections
- §300.1.1. Electric low-speed scooters; operation; exceptions
- §300.2. Electric personal assistive mobility devices; operation; exceptions
- §300.3. Funeral processions
- §300.4. Smoking in motor vehicles prohibited; penalties
- §300.5. Use of certain wireless telecommunications devices for text messaging and social networking prohibited
- §300.6. Use of wireless telecommunications devices by certain drivers prohibited; exceptions
- §300.7. Use of certain wireless telecommunications devices by minors while driving prohibited; exceptions
- §300.8. Use of wireless telecommunications devices in school zones prohibited; exceptions
PART V. EQUIPMENT OF VEHICLES
SUBPART A. LAMPS AND OTHER LIGHTING EQUIPMENT
- §301. When lighted lamps are required
- §302. Visibility distance and mounted height of lamps
- §303. Headlamps on motor vehicles; motorcycles and motordriven cycles
- §304. Tail lamps
- §305. New motor vehicles to be equipped with reflectors
- §306. Stop lamps and turn signals required on new motor vehicles
- §307. Application of succeeding sections
- §308. Additional equipment required on buses, trucks, truck tractors, trailers, semi-trailers and pole trailers
- §309. Color of clearance lamps, identification lamps, side marker lamps, backup lamps and reflectors
- §310. Mounting of reflectors, clearance lamps and side marker lamps
- §311. Visibility of reflectors, clearance lamps, and marker lamps
- §311.1. Equipment combinations
- §312. Obstructed lights not required
- §313. Lamp or flag on projecting load
- §314. Lamps on parked vehicles
- §315. Lamps on farm tractors, farm equipment and implements of husbandry
- §315.1. Reflecting tape on trailers hauling sugarcane
- §316. Lamps on other vehicles and equipment
- §317. Spotlights and auxiliary lamps
- §318. Audible and visual signals on certain vehicles
- §319. Signal lamps and signal devices
- §320. Additional lighting equipment
- §320.1. Vehicular hazard warning signals
- §321. Multiple beam road lighting equipment
- §322. Use of multiple beam road lighting equipment
- §323. Single-beam road-lighting equipment
- §324. Lighting equipment on motor-driven cycles
- §325. Alternate road-lighting equipment
- §326. Number of driving lamps required or permitted; parking lights
- §327. Special restrictions on lamps
- §328. Special lighting equipment on school buses
- §329. Repealed by Acts 2011, No. 244, §3.
- §329.1. Bicycles; front lamps; rear lamps; side and rear reflectors
- §330. Selling or using lamps or equipment
- §331. Authority of commissioner with reference to lighting devices
- §332. Adjustment certificate
- §333. Certain lights around license plates prohibited
- §334. Installation or use of certain lamps prohibited
SUBPART B. BRAKES
- §341. Brake equipment required
- §341.1. Exemptions; farm vehicles and equipment
- §342. Performance ability of brakes
- §343. Condition of brakes
- §344. Brakes after engine failure
- §345. Brakes on motor driven cycles
- §346. Brakes on bicycles
SUBPART C. OTHER EQUIPMENT
- §351. Horns and warning devices
- §352. Mufflers; requirements; prevention of excessive noise, fumes and smoke
- §353. Modification of exhaust systems
- §354. Mirrors
- §355. Fire extinguishers
- §356. Windshields must be equipped with wiping and washing systems
- §357. Windshields required
- §358. Motorcycle windshields
- §359. Safety glass required
- §360. Safety glass defined
- §361. Approved types of safety glass
- §361.1. View outward or inward through windshield or windows; obscuring prohibited
- §361.2. Medical exemption
- §361.3. Security exemption
- §362. Restrictions as to tire equipment
- §363. Fuel tank caps
- §364. Fenders and mudguards
- §365. Television
- §366. Required equipment of tow cars
- §367. Certain vehicles to carry flares or other warning devices
- §368. Display of warning devices when vehicle disabled
- §369. Red flags, use in parking certain vehicles
- §370. Warning devices must be approved by commissioner prior to sale or use thereof
- §371. Enforcement of Part
- §372. Warning devices, submission to commissioner; fee
- §373. Removal of warning device
- §374. Violation of regulations of commissioner
- §375. Air conditioning equipment
- §376. Special lights for certain department vehicles
- §377. Slow moving vehicle, identification
- §378. School bus body, hood, bumpers; color of paint; back-up audible alarms
- §378.1. Display of patently obscene words, photographs, and depictions
- §378.2. Ignition interlock devices; condition of probation for certain DWI offenders; restricted license
- §378.3. Installation of sound amplification systems to exterior of vehicle; prohibited
PART VI. SIZE, WEIGHT, AND LOAD OF VEHICLE
SUBPART A. SIZE, WIDTH, HEIGHT, LENGTH, WEIGHT AND LOAD OF VEHICLES IN REGULAR OPERATION
- §380. Width; projecting loads on vehicles
- §381. Height
- §382. Length; special length limits
- §383. Loads on vehicles; care required thereto; penalties; definition
- §383.1. Loads of loose materials on vehicles; care required thereto; penalties
- §384. Trailers and towed vehicles
- §385. Farm vehicles and equipment; exemptions
- §385.1. Recreational vehicles; exemptions
- §386. Weight
- §386.1. Blanket oversize yearly permit; fees
SUBPART B. SPECIAL PERMITS
- §387. Special permits
- §387.1. Escort vehicles; permit to operate required
- §387.2. Repealed by Acts 2011, No. 162, §2.
- §387.3. Repealed by Acts 2011, No. 162, §2.
- §387.4. Equipment destined to or from any oil or gas facility or petrochemical complex; Interstate highways
- §387.5. Special permits; authorization to travel on portions of Interstate 49
- §387.6. Special permits; trucks hauling cotton modules
- §387.7. Special permits; vehicles hauling sugarcane
- §387.8. Vehicles requiring steering axle permit; interstate highways
- §387.9. Special permit; vehicles hauling agronomic or horticultural crops
- §387.9.1. Special permits; vehicles hauling agronomic or horticultural crops; authorization to travel upon segment of Interstate 49 as alternate route to US 71 and US 167
- §387.10. Special permit; vehicles transporting timber cutting or logging equipment
- §387.11. Semiannual critical off-road equipment permit; authorization
- §387.12. Annual noncritical off-road equipment permit; authorization
- §387.13. Repealed by Acts 2011, No. 162, §2.
- §387.14. Special permit; heavy equipment
- §387.15. Repealed by Acts 2011, No. 162, §2.
- §387.16. Special permit; sealed containerized cargo for export; containerboard, kraft liner, and roll pulp; limitations
- §387.17. Special permit; containerized cargo intended for export; rules and regulations; ports in Ouachita Parish
- §387.18. Repealed by Acts 2011, No. 162, §2.
- §387.19. Special permit; bagged rice for export; rules and regulations; Port of Lake Charles
- §387.20. Special permit; ready-mixed concrete trucks
SUBPART C. PENALTIES
SUBPART D. ENFORCEMENT, PAYMENT AND COLLECTION PROCEDURES
PART VI-A. WEIGH-IN-MOTION PHOTO ENFORCEMENT SYSTEM
PART VI-B. LOUISIANA TRUCK CENTER
- §390.21. Louisiana Truck Center; creation; purpose
- §390.22. Services and assistance
- §390.23. Agency representatives
- §390.24. Repealed by Acts 2005, No. 428, §3, eff. July 1, 2005.
PART VII. PROCEDURE AND REPORTS
- §391. Appearance upon arrest
- §392. Impounding of vehicles; prohibitions
- §392.1. Repealed by Acts 2012, No. 512, §1.
- §393. Persons charged with traffic violations; time for disposition, licenses, reports, and records to be sent to Department of Public Safety and Corrections; fee charged; record of unpaid traffic fines and parking fines
- §393.1. Records of convictions; extracts; fees
- §393.2. Reports; diplomatic immunities and privileges; U.S. Department of State; deadlines
- §394. Flagrant violations; courts to give details on request of department
- §395. Police officers not impeded by this chapter
- §396. Commissioner to publish records
- §397. Commissioner to furnish forms and receive accident reports
- §397.1. Accident reports; citizens right to privacy
- §398. Accident reports; when and to whom made; information aid; fees for copies; fees for accident photographs
PART VII-A. UNIFORM TRAFFIC CITATIONS
- §398.1. Traffic citations; form; issuance
- §398.2. Disposition of traffic citations; unlawful acts; records
- §398.3. Illegal cancellation of traffic citation; penalty; audit of citation records; publication
- §398.4. When copy of citation shall be deemed a lawful complaint
- §398.5. Applicability
PART VII-B. REPORTING OF STATISTICS RELATED TO TRAFFIC CITATIONS
PART VIII. METHOD OF CITATION
PART IX. AUTONOMOUS COMMERCIAL MOTOR VEHICLES
- §400.1. Definitions
- §400.2. Controlling authority; compliance
- §400.3. Operation; criteria
- §400.4. Owners and operators of an autonomous commercial motor vehicle
- §400.5. Reporting an accident
- §400.6. Remote drivers; teleoperations; compliance
- §400.7. Teleoperations; operation; criteria
- §400.8. Liability; jurisdiction
CHAPTER 2. DRIVER'S LICENSE LAW
- §401. Definitions
- §402. Mandatory licensure; exceptions; violations
- §402.1. Driver education; required
- §402.2. Repealed by Acts 2011, No. 294, §6.
- §402.3. Motorcycle Safety, Awareness, and Operator Training Program; account
- §403. Application; fee; duration of license
- §403.1. Application of persons sixty years of age or above
- §403.2. Application of persons with physical disability or mental disability
- §403.3. Identification stickers for the deaf and hard of hearing; license label
- §403.4. Medical evaluation report required of persons driving a commercial motor vehicle
- §403.5. Application of persons using bioptic telescopic lenses
- §404. Operation of motor vehicles by nonresidents, students, and military personnel and dependents; reciprocity agreements with foreign countries
- §404.1. Commercial driver's license applicant; domiciliary of state requirement; time limits; reciprocity
- §405. Application must be verified
- §405.1. Age requirements
- §406. Licensee must give notice of change of address
- §407. Application of minors; revocation; applications of persons less than twenty-one years of age
- §408. Examination of applicants required; classes of licenses
- §408.1. Third-party testing; proof of testing
- §408.2. Third party testing; limitation of liability
- §409. Filing of applications; use of abbreviations; release of information
- §409.1. Application or special certificate applications; penalties for false information
- §410. Form of license; photograph, signature of licensee, anatomical gift statement, declaration of life-sustaining procedures, and additional information on license
- §410.1. Novelty or unofficial credentials; prohibited
- §410.2. International driver's license
- §411. Deposit of license in lieu of security upon arrest; receipt; licensee to have license or receipt in immediate possession; notification to vehicle owner; surrender of license; issuance of temporary permits
- §411.1. Licensee to have license in immediate possession; notification to vehicle owner; surrender of license; issuance of temporary permits
- §412. Amount of fees; credit or refund; duration of license; veteran designation; disabled veteran designation; university logo; "I'm a Cajun" designation; needs accommodation designation; autism spectrum disorder designation; disbursement of funds; renewal by mail or electronic commerce of Class "D" or "E" drivers' licenses; disposition of certain fees; exception
- §412.1. Handling charges
- §412.2. Disabled veteran exemption
- §412.3. Office of Motor Vehicles Driver's License Escrow Fund; Office of Motor Vehicles Handling Fee Escrow Fund
- §413. Loss or destruction of licenses
- §414. Suspension, revocation, renewal, and cancellation of licenses; judicial review
- §414.1. Unlawful use of license
- §414.2. Commercial motor vehicle drivers and drivers with a commercial learner's permit; disqualification; issuance of Class "D" or "E" license; alcohol content in breath and blood; implied consent
- §414.3. Commercial motor vehicle drivers; employer responsibilities
- §414.4. Commercial motor vehicle operator; notification requirements
- §414.5. Information falsified by aliens; cancellation of drivers' licenses and special identification cards
- §415. Operating vehicle while license is suspended; offenses in other states; record of offenses given other states
- §415.1. Economic and medical hardship appeal of driver's license suspension
- §415.2. Operating vehicle while under suspension or revocation; removal of license plate
- §415.3. Ex-offender provisional driver's license
- §416. Unlawful operation by persons under the age of seventeen; parents responsible
- §416.1. Unlawful operation by persons less than seventeen years of age; operation of motor vehicles and power cycles between certain hours prohibited
- §417. Allowing unlicensed person under the age of seventeen to drive
- §418. Selective Service registration; age restrictions
- §419. Department may for cause refuse to license applicant; judicial review
- §420. Exemptions
- §421. False swearing; obtaining two licenses; unlawful
- §422. Learner's license; driving school instruction permit; special restrictions on motorcycles
- §422.1. Repealed by Acts 2016, No. 317, §2.
- §422.2. The Louisiana Advisory Council on Driver Education
- §423. Restricted license
- §424. Department may compel examination of suspected incompetents; prohibited disclosure of information; exceptions
- §425. REPEALED BY ACTS 1989, NO. 293, §2, EFF. JUNE 27, 1989.
- §426. Disposition of fees; surplus funds
- §427. Penalty
- §428. Failure to enforce requirement
- §429. Office of motor vehicles field offices; authorization of fees
- §429.1. Toll-free hotline
- §429.2. Office of Motor Vehicles Customer Service and Technology Fund; uses of the monies
- §429.3. Collection and reporting of statistical information relating to migration of residents
- §429.4. Installment agreement; outstanding penalties, fines, and fees owed to the office of motor vehicles
CHAPTER 2-A. DENIAL OF DRIVING PRIVILEGES
- §430. Suspension, revocation, and denial of driving privileges; hardship license; insurance rates
- §431. Driving is a privilege; expulsion or suspension from school, cause for suspension of license
- §431.1. School attendance as condition of driving privileges; authorized local policy
- §432. Suspension or denial of driving privileges; failure to pay child support or individual income tax
CHAPTER 3. MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS
PART I. MOTOR VEHICLES OF HISTORIC OR SPECIAL INTEREST
- §441. Declaration of purpose
- §442. Definitions
- §443. Storage on collector's property
- §444. Equipment requirements
- §445. Sale or trade; not contingent upon vehicle being in operating condition
- §446. Abandoned or stored motor vehicles of historic or special interest
- §447. Rules and regulations
PART II. STREET RODS AND STREET CRUISERS
- §451. Declaration of purpose
- §452. Street rod; definition
- §453. Licensing requirements; exemptions
- §454. Rules and regulations
- §455. Street cruiser; definition
- §456. Registration; licensing
- §457. Authorized rules
PART III. PARKING MOTOR VEHICLES
- §471. Definitions
- §472. Parking motor vehicles; seizure of; payment of costs
- §473. Seized vehicles; penalties for illegal parking and for the impounding and detention of vehicles illegally parked
- §473.1. Abandoned vehicle; removal
- §474. Authority to take possession of abandoned motor vehicles
- §475. Repealed by Acts 2008, No. 429, §2, eff. June 21, 2008.
- §476. Abandoned motor vehicles; sale by municipalities and parochial authorities; procedure
PART IV. PASSING SCHOOL VEHICLES
PART V. BICYCLES, TRICYCLES, ETC.
PART VI. STEEL TIRES, CLEATS OR LUGS
- §501. Motor trucks, etc., with lugs, not to be used on hard-surfaced roads; exceptions
- §502. Repealed by Acts 1954, No. 543, §1
- §503. Penalty
PART VII. DEALERS IN USED OR SECOND HAND VEHICLES BROUGHT INTO STATE
PART VIII. STORED MOTOR VEHICLES
- §521. REPEALED BY ACTS 1989, NO. 522, §2.
- §522. REPEALED BY ACTS 1989, NO. 522, §2.
- §523. Record of sales proceedings to be kept for year
- §524. Parish of Orleans, list of motor vehicles held in storage to be furnished public administrator; administration as vacant estates
- §525. REPEALED BY ACTS 1989, NO. 522, §2.
PART IX. GARAGES AND OIL STATIONS
- §531. Garage or oil businesses, petition for location; consent of property owners
- §532. Restrictions as to location
- §533. Application of Part
- §534. Construction of Part; zoning
- §535. Return of parts to customer; exceptions
- §535.1. Required invoice
PART X. PUBLIC LIABILITY CONTRACTS BY SCHOOL BOARDS AND OTHER PUBLIC BODIES
- §601. Public liability, bodily injury, and property damage insurance
- §602. Tort liability
- §603. Contract provisions
- §604. Actions; parties
PART XI. BRAKE FLUID
- §621. Definitions
- §622. Manufacture, sale or distribution of brake fluid; registration; permits
- §623. Application for registration; forms; contents; issuance of permit; renewal
- §624. Cancellation, refusal to issue, or refusal to renew permit; grounds; procedure; powers of department
- §625. When brake fluid adulterated; specifications; amendment of specifications
- §626. When brake fluid deemed misbranded; words and letters to be in legible type
- §627. Enforcement; inspection; access to premises; authority to open boxes, cartons and other containers
- §628. Promulgation and enforcement of rules and regulations
- §629. Fees
- §630. Violations; penalties
PART XII. TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS
PART XIII. HEAVY EQUIPMENT
PART XIV. TESTS FOR SUSPECTED DRUNKEN DRIVERS
- §661. Operating a vehicle under the influence of alcoholic beverages or illegal substance or controlled dangerous substances; implied consent to chemical tests; administering of test and presumptions
- §661.1. Operating a watercraft under the influence of alcoholic beverages or controlled dangerous substances; implied consent to chemical tests; administering of test and presumptions
- §661.2. Operation of a locomotive engine under the influence of alcoholic beverages or controlled dangerous substances; implied consent to chemical tests; administering of test and presumptions
- §662. Administering chemical tests; use of results as evidence
- §662.1. Admissibility
- §663. Approval of testing methods by Department of Public Safety and Corrections
- §664. Persons authorized to administer test
- §665. Furnishing of information to person tested
- §666. Refusal to submit to chemical test; submission to chemical tests; exception; effects of
- §667. Seizure of license; circumstances; temporary license
- §667.1. Seizure of license upon arrest for vehicular homicide; issuance of temporary license; suspension
- §668. Procedure following revocation or denial of license; hearing; court review; review of final order; restricted licenses
- §668.1. Procedure following revocation or denial of license; discovery
- §669. Suspension of nonresident's operating privilege; notification to state of residence
- §670. Test results for persons under the age of twenty-one; exclusion from official driving record
PART XV. RESPONSIBILITIES OF DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS, OFFICE OF STATE POLICE
PART XVI. POSTACCIDENT DRUG TESTING
- §681. Postaccident drug testing; accidents involving fatalities, required
- §691. Louisiana Trucking Research and Education Council; purpose
- §692. Creation; membership; salary
- §693. Jurisdiction; powers
- §694. Surcharge assessment; collection
CHAPTER 4. VEHICLE CERTIFICATE OF TITLE LAW
- §701. Short title
- §702. Definitions
- §703. Offices of commissioner
- §703.1. Repealed by Acts 1997, No. 1116, §2.
- §704. Applicability
- §705. Delivery of certificate to purchaser of vehicle
- §705.1. Acts of donation; titled motor vehicles
- §706. Marketable title
- §706.1. Disclosure by persons who transfer ownership of vehicles with salvage or reconstructed titles, assembled title, or certificate of destruction; penalties
- §706.2. Requirements for vehicle identification number inspections
- §707. Application for certificates of title; exception; salvage title; antique vehicles; reconstructed title
- §707.1. Deceased persons; titles to vehicles
- §707.2. Electronic media system for lien recordation and title information; fees; required bond; confidentiality of information; rules and regulations
- §707.3. Certificates of destruction; application requirements; restrictions on sale; disassembly requirement; department rules; penalties
- §707.4. Alternate procedure to title trailers
- §707.5. Assembled vehicles
- §707.6. Expedited title procedure; rules and regulations
- §708. Issuance of certificates; satisfaction of lien or security interest; security measures
- §708.1. Issuance of certificates; satisfaction of child support privilege or security interest; security measures
- §709. Numbers assigned; indices; files
- §710. Security interests; priority; notation on certificate
- §711. Sale subject to mortgage or security interest; act of sale and assignment of certificate; corrected certificate
- §712. Ownership of vehicle passing otherwise than by voluntary transfer
- §713. Lost or destroyed certificate
- §714. Repealed by Acts 1976, No. 572, §1
- §715. Change of engine in vehicle
- §716. Dismantling registered vehicle
- §717. Sale of motor vehicle as scrap
- §718. Sale of an auto hulk as scrap to a scrap metal processor or a licensed automotive dismantler and parts recycler
- §719. §§719 to 720.1 Repealed by Acts 1984, No. 773, §4, eff. Sept. 1, 1984.
- §721. Stolen vehicles; report of theft and recovery
- §722. Stolen or embezzled vehicles; liens and encumbrances
- §723. Stolen or embezzled vehicles; suspension of registration; lists
- §724. Transfer and possession of stolen vehicles
- §725. Concealing or misrepresenting identity of motor vehicle or engine
- §726. Destruction or alteration of distinguishing number or mark
- §726.1. Tampering with or altering odometers prohibited; penalties
- §727. Rules and regulations; forms; cancellation of certificates; copies of and reports as to records
- §728. Fees
- §729. Necessity for certificate
- §730. Alteration and forgery; false name, address, or statement; other fraud
- §731. Violations; penalty
- §732. Additional penalties
- §733. REPEALED BY ACTS 1992, NO. 984, §18.
- §734. Signature to documents
- §735. Auto title companies; licensing; regulation; fees, suspension, and revocation; domicile; surety bonds; expiration and renewal dates
- §736. Surety bond required; amount and conditions of surety bond; filing of bond
- §737. Causes for suspension, revocation, cancellation, or restrictions; reinstatement
- §738. Cease and desist order; injunctive relief
CHAPTER 4-A. AUTOMOTIVE DISMANTLERS AND PARTS RECYCLERS; MOTOR VEHICLE CRUSHERS; AND SCRAPPED MOTOR VEHICLE DEALERS
- §751. Repealed by Acts 2006, No. 440, §2.
- §752. Repealed by Acts 2006, No. 440, §2.
- §753. Repealed by Acts 2006, No. 440, §2.
- §754. Repealed by Acts 2006, No. 440, §2.
- §755. Repealed by Acts 1997, No. 1388, §2.
- §756. Repealed by Acts 2006, No. 440, §2.
- §757. Repealed by Acts 2006, No. 440, §2.
- §758. Repealed by Acts 2006, No. 440, §2.
- §759. Repealed by Acts 2006, No. 440, §2.
- §759.1. Repealed by Acts 2006, No. 440, §2.
- §760. Repealed by Acts 2006, No. 440, §2.
- §761. Repealed by Acts 2006, No. 440, §2.
- §762. Repealed by Acts 2006, No. 440, §2.
- §763. Repealed by Acts 2006, No. 440, §2.
- §764. Repealed by Acts 2006, No. 440, §2.
- §765. Repealed by Acts 2006, No. 440, §2.
- §766. Repealed by Acts 2006, No. 440, §2.
CHAPTER 4-B. USED MOTOR VEHICLE DEALERS AND MARINE PRODUCT DEALERS
- §771. Repealed by Acts 2006, No. 440, §2.
- §772. Repealed by Acts 2006, No. 440, §2.
- §773. Repealed by Acts 2006, No. 440, §2.
- §773.1. Repealed by Acts 2006, No. 440, §2.
- §773.2. Repealed by Acts 2006, No. 440, §2.
- §774. Repealed by Acts 2006, No. 440, §2.
- §774.1. Repealed by Acts 2006, No. 440, §2.
- §774.2. Repealed by Acts 2006, No. 440, §2.
- §774.3. Repealed by Acts 2006, No. 440, §2.
- §775. Repealed by Acts 2006, No. 440, §2.
- §776. Repealed by Acts 2006, No. 440, §2.
- §777. Repealed by Acts 2006, No. 440, §2.
- §778. Repealed by Acts 2006, No. 440, §2.
- §779. Repealed by Acts 2006, No. 440, §2.
- §780. Repealed by Acts 2006, No. 440, §2.
CHAPTER 4-C. LOUISIANA USED MOTOR VEHICLE COMMISSION
PART I. DEFINITIONS AND GENERAL PROVISIONS
- §781. Definitions
- §782. Purpose; jurisdiction and authority of the commission
- §783. Used Motor Vehicle Commission; appointment and qualification; terms of office; powers and duties
- §784. Dealers, dismantlers, and auctions to be licensed; exception
- §785. Procedures for denial, suspension, or revocation of license; notice; hearings; appeals; abandonment of business
- §786. Injunctions; cease and desist orders
- §787. Criminal penalties
- §788. Civil penalties
- §789. Sale of used water-damaged vehicles
- §790. Black market sales; prohibition
PART II. USED MOTOR VEHICLE DEALERS
- §791. Application for license; renewal; fees; educational seminar; bond requirements; liability insurance; salesperson's license; location of business
- §792. Denial, revocation, or suspension of license; grounds; unauthorized acts
- §793. Rent with option-to-purchase program
- §794. Wholesale motor vehicle auctions; unlawful acts
- §795. Educational seminars; authority; initial license application seminar; renewal application seminar; exceptions
- §796. Deposit and down payment disclosure and delivery of vehicle pending the sale
PART III. DISMANTLERS AND PARTS RECYCLERS; MOTOR VEHICLE CRUSHERS; AND SCRAPPED MOTOR VEHICLE DEALERS
- §801. Definition
- §802. License required; application; fee; duration
- §803. Other licenses not required
- §804. Denial, revocation, or suspension of license; grounds; violations
- §805. Requirement to keep records
- §806. Transfer of motor vehicle certificate of title to or from a dismantler and parts recycler
- §807. Transfers of scrapped motor vehicles
- §808. Salvage pools; record keepers
- §809. Repealed by Acts 2007, No. 257, §2.
PART IV. DEALERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF RECREATIONAL PRODUCTS
SUBPART A. GENERAL PROVISIONS APPLICABLE TO ALL RECREATIONAL PRODUCTS DEALERS AND MANUFACTURERS
- §811. Repealed by Acts 2009, No. 403, §2, eff. July 7, 2009.
- §812. Repealed by Acts 2009, No. 403, §2, effective July 7, 2009.
- §813. Repealed by Acts 2009, No. 403, §2, effective July 7, 2009.
- §814. Repealed by Acts 2009, No. 403, §2, effective July 7, 2009.
- §815. Repealed by Acts 2009, No. 403, §2, effective July 7, 2009.
- §816. Repealed by Acts 2009, No. 403, §2, effective July 7, 2009.
- §817. Repealed by Acts 2009, No. 403, §2, effective July 7, 2009.
- §818. Repealed by Acts 2009, No. 403, §2, effective July 7, 2009.
- §819. Repealed by Acts 2009, No. 403, §2, effective July 7, 2009.
- §820. Repealed by Acts 2009, No. 403, §2, effective July 7, 2009.
- §821. Repealed by Acts 2009, No. 403, §2, effective July 7, 2009.
- §822. Repealed by Acts 2009, No. 403, §2, effective July 7, 2009.
CHAPTER 5. MOTOR VEHICLE SAFETY RESPONSIBILITY LAW
PART I. GENERAL PROVISIONS
- §851. Definitions
- §852. Commissioner to administer law; hearings; notice to injured parties; appeal to court
- §853. Commissioner to furnish operating records; other information; fees; withdrawal of forms or information
- §854. Chapter supplemental to motor vehicle laws
- §855. Past application of Chapter
- §856. Chapter not to prevent other process
- §857. Uniformity of interpretation
- §858. Short title
PART I-A. COMPULSORY MOTOR VEHICLE LIABILITY SECURITY
- §861. Security required
- §861.1. Security required; exemption for out-of-state service in the uniformed services
- §861.2. Waive penalty, procedure, or requirement; authority
- §862. Proof of compliance
- §863. Sanctions for false declaration; reinstatement fees; revocation of registration; review
- §863.1. Evidence of compulsory motor vehicle liability security contained in vehicle; enforcement; penalty; fees
- §863.1.1. Evidence of compulsory motor vehicle liability security not contained in a motor vehicle; prohibition of citation resulting in a penalty or fee
- §863.2. Notification of the cancellation or issuance of security; penalties; database development
- §864. Criminal sanctions for false declaration
- §865. Criminal sanctions for operating motor vehicle not covered by security
- §865.1. Criminal sanctions for operating school bus not covered by security
- §866. Compulsory motor vehicle liability security; failure to comply; limitation of damages
- §867. Private parking lots
- §868. Funding of real-time system to verify motor vehicle insurance; Insurance Verification System Fund; creation
PART II. SECURITY FOLLOWING ACCIDENT
- §871. Report required following accident; availability
- §872. Security and proof of financial responsibility required unless evidence of insurance; when security determined; suspension; exception
- §873. Further exceptions to requirements of security
- §874. Duration of suspension, revocation, or withdrawal; reinstatement fees
- §875. Application to unlicensed drivers and unregistered motor vehicles
- §876. Form and amount of security
- §877. Custody, distribution and return of security
- §878. Matters not to be evidence in civil suits
- §879. Registration after suspension of inoperable vehicle
- §880. Nonresident drivers; accidents
PART III. PROOF OF FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
- §891. Courts to report non-payment of judgments and convictions
- §892. Suspension for non-payment of judgment; exceptions
- §893. Suspension to continue until judgments paid and proof given
- §894. Payments sufficient to satisfy requirements
- §895. Installment payment of judgments; default
- §896. Proof required upon certain convictions
- §897. Alternate methods of giving proof
- §898. Certificate of insurance as proof
- §899. Certificate furnished by non-resident as proof
- §900. "Motor Vehicle Liability Policy" defined
- §900.1. Proof of financial responsibility; carriers of railroad workers
- §901. Notice of cancellation or termination of certified policy
- §902. Chapter not to affect other policies
- §903. Bond as proof
- §904. Money or securities as proof
- §905. Owner may give proof for others
- §906. Substitution of proof
- §907. Other proof may be required
- §908. Duration of proof; when proof may be cancelled or returned
- §909. Proof to be maintained for three years
- §910. Driver's license; immediate reinstatement, reissuance, or issuance of restricted license
PART IV. PENAL PROVISIONS
- §1021. Transfer of registration to defeat purpose of chapter prohibited
- §1022. Surrender of license and registration
- §1023. Other violations; penalties
PART V. MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS
NOTE: §1043 eff. until Jan. 1, 2021. See Acts 2020, No. 53.
CHAPTER 6. DISTRIBUTION AND SALE OF MOTOR VEHICLES
PART I. GENERAL PROVISIONS APPLICABLE TO MOTOR VEHICLES AND RECREATIONAL PRODUCTS
- §1251. Declaration of public policy
- §1252. Definitions
- §1253. Motor Vehicle Commission; appointment and qualifications of members; terms of office; organization; oath; official bond; compensation; powers and duties
- §1254. Application for license; requirements for licensure; contents; licenses; franchise filings; exceptions
- §1255. Fees; penalties
- §1256. Auto shows
- §1256.1. Regional recreational products or specialty vehicle shows
- §1256.2. National recreational product shows
- §1257. Establishment of new motor vehicle dealerships or relocations; protests; procedure
- §1257.1. Repealed by Acts 2012, No. 326, §2.
- §1258. Denial, revocation, grounds, imposition of a civil penalty, or suspension of license; grounds; expiration
- §1259. Injunctions; cease and desist orders
- §1260. Penalties; other relief
- §1261. Unauthorized acts
- §1261.1. Indemnification of franchised dealers
- §1261.2. Payment to dealers; penalties
- §1262. Warranty; compensation; audits of dealer records
- §1263. Motor vehicle repairs
- §1264. Damage disclosure
- §1264.1. Notice regarding recalls
- §1264.2. Recall repairs; compensation
- §1265. Sale of water-damaged vehicles
- §1266. Motor vehicle lessors; appointment of motor vehicle lease facilitators
- §1267. Succession; right of first refusal
- §1268. Requirements upon termination; penalty; indemnity
- §1268.1. Repealed by Acts 2012, No. 326, §2.
- §1268.2. Manufacturer termination of line-make; manufacturer bankruptcy; license
- §1269. Venue and choice of law for litigation or arbitration
PART II. PROVISIONS SPECIFIC TO MARINE PRODUCTS
- §1270. Establishment of new marine dealerships or relocations; protests; procedure
- §1270.1. Unauthorized acts; marine products
- §1270.2. Warranty; compensation; audits of marine dealer records
- §1270.3. Sale of water-damaged marine products
- §1270.4. Succession; right of first refusal; marine dealers
- §1270.5. Manufacturer, distributor, or wholesaler repurchase; marine dealer; products
- §1270.6. Manufacturer termination of line-make; manufacturer bankruptcy; license
- §1270.7. Indemnification of marine dealers
- §1270.8. Marine products repairs
- §1270.9. Damage disclosure
PART III. PROVISIONS SPECIFIC TO MOTORCYCLES AND ALL-TERRAIN VEHICLES
- §1270.10. Establishment of new motorcycle or all-terrain vehicle dealerships or relocations; protests; procedure
- §1270.11. Unauthorized acts
- §1270.12. Indemnification of motorcycle and all-terrain vehicle franchised dealers
- §1270.13. Warranty; compensation; audits of motorcycle or all-terrain vehicle dealer records
- §1270.14. Damage disclosure
- §1270.15. Sale of water-damaged motorcycles or all-terrain vehicles
- §1270.16. Succession; right of first refusal
- §1270.17. Requirements upon termination; penalty; indemnity; motorcycle or all-terrain vehicle dealers
- §1270.18. Manufacturer termination of line-make; manufacturer bankruptcy; license; motorcycle or all-terrain vehicle franchise
- §1270.19. Motorcycle or all-terrain vehicle repairs
PART IV. PROVISIONS SPECIFIC TO RECREATIONAL VEHICLES
- §1270.20. Unauthorized acts; recreational vehicles
- §1270.21. Indemnification of franchised recreational vehicle dealers
- §1270.22. Payment to recreational vehicles dealers; penalties
- §1270.23. Warranty; compensation; audits of recreational vehicle dealer records
- §1270.24. Recreational vehicle repairs
- §1270.25. Damage disclosure; recreational vehicles
- §1270.26. Notice regarding recalls; recreational vehicles
- §1270.27. Sale of water-damaged recreational vehicles
- §1270.28. Succession; right of first refusal; recreational vehicle dealer
- §1270.29. Requirements upon termination; penalty; indemnity; recreational vehicles
- §1270.30. Recreational vehicle manufacturer termination of line-make; manufacturer bankruptcy; license
CHAPTER 6-A. LOUISIANA VEHICLE PROTECTION PRODUCT ACT
- §1271. Short title
- §1272. Definitions
- §1273. Scope and exemptions
- §1274. License and filing requirements; licensing fees
- §1275. Financial responsibility
- §1276. Warranty reimbursement policy requirements
- §1277. Disclosure to warranty holder
- §1278. Prohibited acts
- §1279. Record keeping
- §1280. Enforcement; examination
- §1281. Rulemaking power
- §1282. Applicability
CHAPTER 7. MOTOR VEHICLE INSPECTION
- §1301. Vehicles without required equipment or in unsafe condition
- §1302. Inspection by officers of the department
- §1303. Owners and drivers to comply with inspection laws
- §1304. Secretary to require periodical inspection
- §1305. Appointment of official inspection stations
- §1306. Operation of official inspection stations
- §1306.1. Inspection and maintenance program fees; nonattainment area; local election
- §1307. Improper representation as official station
- §1308. False certificates
- §1309. Fee for inspection certificates
- §1310. Penalty for violation
- §1311. Exemptions
- §1312. Civil penalties
- §1313. Recovery of civil penalties
- §1314. Intermodal vehicle inspections
CHAPTER 8. VEHICLE EQUIPMENT SAFETY COMPACT
CHAPTER 9. DRIVER LICENSE COMPACT
- §1420. Enactment; text
- §1421. "Licensing authority" defined
- §1422. Administrator; compensation
- §1423. "Executive head" defined
- §1424. "Intoxicating liquor" defined
- §1425. "Narcotic drug" defined
CHAPTER 10. NONRESIDENT VIOLATOR COMPACT
- §1441. Enactment and text of the Nonresident Violator Compact
- §1442. "Licensing authority" defined
- §1443. Administrator; no compensation
CHAPTER 11. MOTOR VEHICLE HABITUAL OFFENDER LAW
- §1471. Declaration of policy
- §1472. Habitual offender defined
- §1473. Department of Public Safety to certify record to court
- §1474. Time limitation
- §1475. Service of petition; order to show cause
- §1476. Hearing; procedure
- §1477. Department's findings; order
- §1478. Appeals
- §1479. Prohibition
- §1480. Repealed by Acts 1990, No. 933, §2.
- §1481. Repealed by Acts 1990, No. 933, §2.
CHAPTER 12. HAZARDOUS MATERIALS TRANSPORTATION AND MOTOR CARRIER SAFETY
- §1501. Declaration of policy
- §1502. Definitions
- §1503. General provisions; carrier liability insurance; carrier placards
- §1504. Powers of the secretary
- §1505. Authority of officers, employees, and agents
- §1506. Alternate means of compliance
- §1507. Special permits and exemptions
- §1508. Declaration and marking of unsafe vehicles and containers
- §1509. Shipping documents
- §1510. Reporting of incidents, accidents, and cleanups
- §1511. Illegal discharge of hazardous materials
- §1512. Civil penalties; assessment
- §1513. Civil penalties; recovery
- §1513.1. Immunity from civil liability; limitations
- §1514. Criminal penalties
- §1515. Injunctions
- §1516. Driver qualifications
- §1517. Personnel and expenses
- §1518. Reckless handling of hazardous materials
- §1519. Reimbursement of remedial costs
- §1520. Careless handling of hazardous material
- §1521. Restrictions on transportation of hazardous materials
- §1522. Hazardous Materials Emergency Response Fund
- §1523. For-hire carriers of passengers; definitions; driving time; rules and regulations
- §1524. Contract carriers transporting railroad employees; definitions; driving time; rules and regulations
- §1524.1. Contract carriers transporting railroad employees; transport vehicle driver disqualification
- §1524.2. Contract carriers transporting railroad employees; motor vehicle inspections; records
- §1524.3. Contract carriers; penalties
- §1525. Motor carrier violations; enforcement procedure; payment and collection of penalties; administrative review; driver's license suspensions
- §1526. Unified Carrier Registration Agreement; enforcement; disposition of money collected; Unified Carrier Registration Agreement Fund
CHAPTER 13. SEIZURE AND FORFEITURE OF CONTRABAND
- §1550. Repealed by Acts 1997, No. 1334, §2.
- §1551. Repealed by Acts 1997, No. 1334, §2.
- §1552. Repealed by Acts 1997, No. 1334, §2.
- §1553. Repealed by Acts 1997, No. 1334, §2.
CHAPTER 14. HYDROCARBON GAS POWERED VEHICLES
- §1601. Definitions
- §1602. Hydrocarbon gas powered motor vehicles, placard required
- §1603. Placard, rules and regulations
- §1604. Penalty
CHAPTER 15. NOTIFICATION OF OWNERS
PART I. CHANGES IN STATUTORY PROVISIONS
CHAPTER 16. THE LOUISIANA TOWING AND STORAGE ACT
- §1711. Declaration of public policy
- §1712. Short title
- §1713. Definitions
- §1714. Powers and duties of the office of state police
- §1715. Towing of motor vehicles in the state of Louisiana
- §1716. Licensing; special license plates
- §1717. Qualifications of licensee; proof of financial responsibility in lieu of insurance
- §1717.1. Licensing; storage facility inspection; fee
- §1718. Law enforcement notification of a vehicle towed to a storage facility; outdoor storage facility
- §1719. Notification to Department of Public Safety and Corrections
- §1720. Owner notification of a stored vehicle; right to request administrative hearing
- §1720.1. Surrender of stored vehicle to lienholder
- §1721. Self-park storage facility notification procedure
- §1722. Exemption from provisions of R.S. 32:1718 through 1721
- §1723. Maintenance of records
- §1724. Administrative penalties
- §1725. Criminal penalties
- §1726. Abandoned automobiles; stored or in possession of dealer or repairman; right to sell; procedure
- §1727. Hearings
- §1728. Disposal of a stored motor vehicle
- §1728.1. Repealed by Acts 2001, No. 1097, §2.
- §1728.2. Procedure for disposal of junk vehicles
- §1728.3. Procedure for disposal of certain vehicles deemed abandoned by municipality or parish
- §1728.4. Procedure for disposal of vehicles with no record of ownership; out-of-country vehicles
- §1729. Waiver of fee; disposal of law enforcement storage
- §1730. Proceeds of sale; disposition of
- §1731. The Louisiana Towing and Storage Fund
- §1732. Third party surcharges
- §1733. Fees charged for towing; certain parishes
- §1734. Gate fees; other fees; excessive charges; prohibitions; cause of action
- §1735. Driver's selection of licensed tow company; law enforcement rotation list; minimum requirements; removal from rotation list
- §1735.1. Motor vehicle holds; storage requirements; notification; payment of storage costs
- §1736. Towing of motor vehicles from private property; definitions; billing invoices; uniform fees; penalties
CHAPTER 16-A. IMMOBILIZATION OF MOTOR VEHICLES BY BOOTING
CHAPTER 17. TRI-STATE CORRIDOR COMMISSION
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