Wyoming Permit Practice Test 5

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80% Passing score
20 Questions
4 Mistakes allowed
DUI questions are one of those parts of the Wyoming written test where a vague “I get the idea” usually is not enough. The exam is not just checking whether you know drinking and driving is illegal. It wants you to understand blood alcohol concentration, impaired judgment, slower reaction time, and the way alcohol changes ordinary driving decisions before a crash ever happens. That is where this Wyoming DMV practice test is useful. It gives you a focused run at the DUI material, without burying it under unrelated facts or turning it into a lecture that wanders off into nowhere. This Wyoming learners permit practice test has 20 questions, and you will need 16 correct answers to pass with an 80% score. The questions are based on the latest Wyoming driver’s manual and are written to reflect the traffic laws, road safety rules, and driving standards used for the official Class C written test. For first-time adult applicants, that matters. Wyoming may require the written test if you have never been licensed before, or if your previous license has been expired for two years or more, so getting familiar with the wording and the subject matter is not just busywork. It is part of getting ready in a practical, grounded way. The licensing process itself is more than the test, and this is where people sometimes focus too narrowly. Adult first-time applicants must apply in person at a Wyoming driver exam station, bring the required identity, lawful-status, and residency documents, have a photo taken, and complete a vision screening. A driving skills test may also be required unless a waiver applies. And for that road test, the vehicle has to be legally licensed, registered, insured, and roadworthy — all of it, not most of it, because “almost ready” does not help much at the exam station. Adults are not covered by Wyoming’s under-17 intermediate permit restrictions, teen passenger limits, or teen driving-hour limits. Even so, the written exam still expects a serious grasp of the rules. This WY DMV practice test gives you a direct way to review DUI laws, check weak spots, and build confidence before the official Wyoming DMV permit test, while also keeping the larger licensing process in view.
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Sample Wyoming Permit Test Questions

Question 1

A blind pedestrian carrying a visible white cane is crossing the roadway. What must you do?

When driving near a blind pedestrian who is carrying a white cane or using a guide dog, you should:
  1. A Yield the right-of-way and be prepared to stop
  2. B Take the right-of-way if your vehicle arrived first
  3. C Proceed normally without changing speed
  4. D Sound the horn and pass before the pedestrian

Correct answer: A – Yield the right-of-way and be prepared to stop

Wyoming law requires a driver to yield to a blind pedestrian carrying a clearly visible white cane or accompanied by a guide dog. Reduce speed as needed and be prepared to stop while yielding. Do not use the horn or vehicle movement to pressure the pedestrian across the roadway.

Source: W.S. 31-5-611 – Blind pedestrian right-of-way, Wyoming Rules of the Road — “Pedestrians”

Question 2

On a Wyoming controlled-access highway posted at 65 mph, when can prolonged travel at 55 mph in the far-left lane violate the minimum-speed rule?

  1. A When road or weather conditions make 55 mph necessary for safety
  2. B When it impedes other traffic traveling at a lawful speed
  3. C Never, because driving below the limit is always permitted

Correct answer: B – When it impedes other traffic traveling at a lawful speed

A driver may not remain in the extreme left lane of a controlled-access highway for a prolonged period while impeding traffic traveling at a lawful speed. Reduced speed is permitted when necessary for safe operation or compliance with law. A driver moving slower than normal traffic should ordinarily use the available right-hand lane unless passing or preparing for a left turn.

Source: W.S. 31-5-304(a), (c) – Minimum speed limits, W.S. 31-5-201(b) – Driving on right side of roadway; exceptions

Question 3

As a driver in Wyoming, failure to wear a required safety belt may result in:

You must use your seat belt:
  1. A No citation if the vehicle was built before 1978
  2. B No citation when traveling at low speed
  3. C A citation and a fine
  4. D A violation only when driving on an interstate

Correct answer: C – A citation and a fine

A driver must wear a properly adjusted and fastened safety belt while the vehicle is moving on a public street or highway unless a statutory exception applies. A violating driver may receive a citation and a fine of up to $25. An officer may not stop a vehicle solely for a safety-belt violation.

Source: W.S. 31-5-1402(a), (b), (d), (e) – Safety belts required to be used; exceptions; reduction in fine

Question 4

A round yellow warning sign indicates that you are approaching:

This sign is a warning that you are approaching:
  1. A An ordinary intersection
  2. B A pedestrian crosswalk
  3. C A railroad crossing
  4. D A blasting zone

Correct answer: C – A railroad crossing

A round warning sign alerts drivers that a railroad crossing is ahead. Begin reducing speed and look and listen for trains as you approach. Be prepared to stop when required by warning lights, a gate, a flagger, a stop sign or an approaching train.

Source: Wyoming Rules of the Road — “Traffic sign shapes,” “Round”, W.S. 31-5-510 – Railroad crossings generally

Question 5

If you become very sleepy while driving, what should you do?

  1. A Move to the right lane and continue
  2. B Depend on coffee to keep you alert
  3. C Pull off the highway safely and rest
  4. D Increase speed to reach your destination sooner

Correct answer: C – Pull off the highway safely and rest

Drowsiness is a serious driving hazard. If you become drowsy, stop in a safe place and take a break; if you are very sleepy, obtain proper rest before continuing. Coffee, fresh air or a faster speed is not a substitute for sleep.

Source: Wyoming Rules of the Road — “Proper driving techniques on Interstates”

Question 6

An official curbside sign prohibits stopping, standing or parking. What must you do?

  1. A Keep the vehicle out of the restricted area
  2. B Park there only with a commercial vehicle
  3. C Park there if no disabled space is available

Correct answer: A – Keep the vehicle out of the restricted area

Wyoming law authorizes highway and local authorities to regulate or prohibit parking with official signs. Drivers must obey an applicable official traffic-control device unless a police officer directs otherwise. Do not stop, stand or park in the restricted area contrary to the posted instruction.

Source: W.S. 31-5-501(a) – Authority to place signs prohibiting, regulating or restricting parking; handicapped parking; obedience to signs required; free parking areas, W.S. 31-5-402(a) – Obedience to devices; exceptions

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