Who Really Owns the Top of a Levee
Louisiana levee ownership, local levee districts, and federal regulations determine who can access flood protection systems.
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Orleans Parish Is Written Out of the Statute
Louisiana Revised Statute 32:299 prohibits off-road vehicles on public roads, excluding farm use and designated local parish streets.
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Louisiana’s 21 Age Minimum for UTV Drivers
Louisiana law requires drivers to be at least 21 years old to legally operate a UTV on public roads according to the 2015 statute.
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Parishes Have to Post Signs on Designated Roads
Louisiana parish road rules and Revised Statute 32:299.3 determine where utility task vehicles legally operate on public streets.
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What a Class E License Lets You Do
Louisiana off-road vehicle rules explain whether a standard Class E driver permits operating ATVs on public roads.
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The 5-Mile Farm Radius on a Shoulder
Louisiana agricultural laws allowing off-road vehicle use within a five-mile farm radius and public road rules.
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Thirty Minutes Before Sunset
Louisiana ATV and UTV operation on public roads is strictly limited to between thirty minutes after sunrise and thirty minutes before sunset.
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Thirty Minutes After Sunrise
Louisiana Revised Statute 32:299 and 32:299.3 detail legal operating hours for ATV and UTV drivers on public roads.
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Louisiana Municipal Ordinance Lookups
Louisiana municipal ordinance lookups explain how parish and city rules govern ATV and UTV operation on public roads.
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Louisiana Parish Ordinance Lookups
Louisiana parish ordinances dictate where ATVs and UTVs may legally operate on local public roads across the state.
