Louisiana · Louisiana Revised Statutes — Title 32, Motor Vehicles and Traffic
La. R.S. 32 § 32:217: Blind and incapacitated pedestrians; use of canes; persons in wheelchairs; vehicles
What this law says, in plain English
It is unlawful for non-blind or non-incapacitated persons to carry white, metallic, or white-and-red-tipped canes in public. Drivers must take precautions to avoid injuring blind pedestrians, guide dogs, or wheelchair users at crossings, including stopping if necessary.
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