Louisiana · Louisiana Revised Statutes — Title 32, Motor Vehicles and Traffic
La. R.S. 32 § 32:296: Stopping, parking, or standing upon the highway shoulder; driving upon the highway shoulder
What this law says, in plain English
Vehicles cannot stop, park, or stand on state highway shoulders except in emergencies, designated parking areas, or when operated by authorized personnel. Bicycles may operate on shoulders. Vehicles left on shoulders for over 24 hours may be subject to removal procedures.
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