Wyoming Road Signs Test

4.9 out of 5 (52 votes)
80% Passing score
10 Questions
2 Mistakes allowed
Wyoming’s Class C knowledge test asks for more than casual sign recognition, so this Wyoming DMV practice test does the same. The real exam has 25 multiple-choice questions, and you need 20 correct answers to pass — an 80% score, which sounds perfectly manageable until you remember that the test can pull from traffic laws, road signs, pavement markings, safe driving practices, impaired-driving rules, and the general road-rule material tucked into the Wyoming Rules of the Road / Class C Driver License Manual. This practice test keeps that full picture in view. You will see the kinds of topics Wyoming drivers are expected to understand before getting a learner permit or license: regulatory signs, warning signs, guide signs, railroad crossings, work zones, lane markings, signals, and those little judgment-call scenarios where the safest answer is not always the one people pick first. The questions are written to feel close to the Wyoming permit test without pretending to be actual WYDOT test questions, because those are not published. Fine. Slightly inconvenient, but fine. The useful part is the pacing. This is not timed, so you can slow down and actually look at what a sign shape, color, symbol, or pavement marking is telling you. That matters. A lot of missed permit test answers come from reading too quickly, recognizing “sort of” what something means, and then choosing the answer that almost works. Here, each question gives immediate feedback with an explanation, which is the whole point of practice — not just finding out whether you were wrong, but finding out exactly where your thinking wandered off. It is a good fit if you are preparing for your first Wyoming learner permit at 15, coming in as a new resident, testing after a license has been expired for two years or more, or just trying to clean up weak spots before dealing with the exam office. Wyoming licensing also involves the usual real-world steps: in-person document review, vision screening, and, depending on your situation, a driving skills test or teen intermediate permit requirements. But the written knowledge test is the part you can get sharper on before you go in, and this Wyoming driving test practice gives you a practical way to do that without making the process feel scarier than it needs to.
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Sample Wyoming Permit Test Questions

Question 1

A steady traffic signal changes from green to yellow as you approach. What should you do?

As you near an intersection, the traffic light changes from green to yellow. Your best action would be to:
  1. A Accelerate to enter before the red signal
  2. B Brake sharply, even if stopping would be unsafe
  3. C Plan to stop within the intersection
  4. D Stop before entering if you can do so safely

Correct answer: D – Stop before entering if you can do so safely

A steady yellow signal warns that the green movement is ending or a red signal will appear immediately afterward. Stop before entering the intersection when you can do so safely. If you are too close to stop safely, proceed carefully rather than making an abrupt, hazardous stop.

Source: W.S. § 31-5-403(a)(ii)(A) – Signal legend generally, 2021 Wyoming Class C Driver License Manual — “Traffic signals”

Question 2

A steady yellow arrow appears after a protected green turn arrow. What does it indicate?

  1. A You should accelerate to complete the turn
  2. B Turning is permanently prohibited
  3. C The protected movement is ending or a red indication is about to appear
  4. D Your protected right-of-way will continue

Correct answer: C – The protected movement is ending or a red indication is about to appear

A steady yellow arrow warns that the related green-arrow movement is ending or that a red indication will appear immediately afterward. It does not provide a continuing protected right-of-way. Watch the signal and comply with the indication that follows.

Source: W.S. § 31-5-403(a)(ii)(A) – Signal legend generally, 2021 Wyoming Class C Driver License Manual — “Traffic signals,” “Turn arrows”

Question 3

In a dedicated left-turn lane, a green arrow changes to a circular green light. You may:

  1. A Turn left after yielding to oncoming traffic and pedestrians
  2. B Proceed straight through the intersection
  3. C Turn left with a protected right-of-way
  4. D Ignore the lane-use markings

Correct answer: A – Turn left after yielding to oncoming traffic and pedestrians

A green arrow permits the movement shown by the arrow, subject to traffic lawfully in the intersection. When it changes to a circular green, Wyoming law still permits an allowed left turn, but the turn is no longer protected from oncoming traffic. Yield to oncoming vehicles and pedestrians before turning.

Source: W.S. § 31-5-403(a)(i)(A), (B) – Signal legend generally, 2021 Wyoming Class C Driver License Manual — “Traffic signals,” “Turn arrows”

Question 4

A yellow diamond sign has a black arrow bending sharply to the right at about a right angle. It warns of:

When you see this black and yellow sign, it means:
  1. A A one-way road to the right
  2. B A construction detour to the right
  3. C A sharp right turn ahead
  4. D A side road entering from the right

Correct answer: C – A sharp right turn ahead

This warning sign identifies a sharp right turn rather than a gradual curve or intersecting road. Reduce speed before reaching the turn and choose a speed that is safe for its sharpness and other roadway conditions. Wyoming law requires a safe and appropriate speed when approaching and traveling around a curve.

Source: W.S. § 31-5-301(a) – Maximum speed limits, 2021 Wyoming Class C Driver License Manual — “Traffic signs,” “Warning signs”

Question 5

A yellow diamond-shaped sign displaying the word “DIP” means:

This sign means:
  1. A A low place in the roadway is ahead
  2. B The road has soft shoulders
  3. C A pedestrian crossing is ahead
  4. D A complete stop is required

Correct answer: A – A low place in the roadway is ahead

A DIP sign warns of a depression or low place in the roadway ahead. The surface change may affect vehicle control if approached too quickly. Adjust your speed before reaching it, taking account of the roadway and weather conditions.

Source: W.S. § 31-5-301(a) – Maximum speed limits, 2021 Wyoming Class C Driver License Manual — “Traffic signs,” “Warning signs”

Question 6

What hazard does a SHOULDER DROP-OFF warning sign identify?

What should you be most concerned about when you see this sign?
  1. A The roadway is banked enough to misalign headlights
  2. B Only tire damage is possible on the shoulder
  3. C Water is covering the entire shoulder
  4. D The shoulder is lower than the pavement, creating a control risk if wheels leave the road

Correct answer: D – The shoulder is lower than the pavement, creating a control risk if wheels leave the road

This sign warns of an abrupt difference between the pavement edge and the shoulder. If a wheel drops from the pavement, the height difference can make steering difficult, especially when returning to the roadway. Reduce speed and maintain control instead of making an abrupt steering movement.

Source: 2021 Wyoming Class C Driver License Manual — “Traffic signs,” “Warning signs”, 2024 Wyoming Commercial Driver License Manual — § 2.8.2, “Hazardous Roads,” “Drop Off”

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