Wyoming DMV Sign Test 4

5 out of 5 (33 votes)
80% Passing score
20 Questions
4 Mistakes allowed
A road sign question in Wyoming is rarely just asking whether you recognize a picture. It is usually checking whether you know what the sign requires you to do next, which is a slightly different thing, and honestly the more important one. This WY DMV road sign test practice is built around that idea: not just naming signs, but reading them the way a driver is expected to read them on the road and on the official Class C knowledge test. Wyoming does not treat road signs as a completely separate Class C exam. Sign questions are part of the main written knowledge test for a regular passenger-vehicle learner permit or driver license, based on the state’s Rules of the Road / Class C Driver License Manual. That broader test may include Wyoming traffic laws, right-of-way rules, seat belt requirements, impaired-driving laws, pavement markings, traffic signals, lane use, safe driving practices, sharing the road, and regular Class C vehicle operation. So, yes, signs matter quite a bit — but they sit inside the whole driving picture, not off in some tidy little corner by themselves. This Wyoming road signs practice test gives you 20 multiple-choice questions focused on the signs, signals, colors, symbols, shapes, and markings that drivers are expected to understand. You may see familiar items such as Stop, Yield, and Pedestrian Crossing, along with railroad crossings, work zone signs, regulatory signs, warning signs, guide signs, lane markings, and pavement markings. Some of it feels obvious until you have to choose between two answers that are both almost right, which is where a little extra practice becomes, well, more useful than it sounded five minutes ago. For the official Wyoming Class C permit test, the numbers are straightforward: 25 multiple-choice questions, 20 correct answers required to pass, and up to 5 missed questions allowed. WYDOT’s automated testing system generates questions for the license class requested, and a written test is generally required for applicants who have never been licensed in Wyoming or another state, or whose driver license has been expired for two years or more. Use this Wyoming permit test practice to tighten up the road sign portion before you take the full exam. Work through the questions, read the explanations, and retake the test until the signs stop feeling like isolated symbols and start reading like instructions.
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Sample Wyoming Permit Test Questions

Question 1

A yellow pennant-shaped sign placed on the left side of the road marks:

The sign with this shape and color is a _____________ sign.
  1. A The beginning of a no-passing zone
  2. B A wrong-way entrance
  3. C A railroad grade crossing
  4. D A stop-controlled intersection

Correct answer: A – The beginning of a no-passing zone

The NO PASSING ZONE sign is a pennant-shaped warning sign with its point directed to the right. When used, it is installed on the left side of the roadway at the beginning of a no-passing zone identified by pavement markings, DO NOT PASS signs, or both. Other sign shapes are reserved for stop, railroad, and wrong-way messages.

Source: 2009 MUTCD — § 2C.45, “NO PASSING ZONE Sign (W14-3)”, Wyoming Rules of the Road Driver License Manual — “Traffic signs”

Question 2

What does a steady yellow arrow mean while you are waiting in a dedicated turn lane?

  1. A The related green movement is ending; obey the signal that follows
  2. B Begin the turn after checking only for pedestrians
  3. C Remain stopped until a circular green light appears
  4. D Accelerate before the arrow changes

Correct answer: A – The related green movement is ending; obey the signal that follows

Wyoming law states that a steady yellow arrow warns that the related green movement is being terminated or that a red indication will appear immediately afterward. If you are still waiting behind the stop line, do not accelerate merely to enter before the signal changes. Watch for and obey the next signal indication.

Source: Wyo. Stat. § 31-5-403(a)(ii)(A) – Signal legend generally, Wyoming Rules of the Road Driver License Manual — “Traffic signals”

Question 3

Orange warning signs and cones appear ahead on an interstate. What should you do?

  1. A Change lanes immediately while maintaining speed
  2. B Watch for workers, equipment, and changing traffic controls
  3. C Assume your lane ends at the first cone
  4. D Accelerate to leave the area quickly

Correct answer: B – Watch for workers, equipment, and changing traffic controls

Orange construction and maintenance signs warn of temporary conditions requiring special attention. In a Wyoming work zone, traffic patterns may change, and workers or equipment may be near the roadway. Stay alert, obey signs and authorized flaggers, and adjust your speed to the conditions.

Source: W.S. § 31-5-104 – Obedience to authorized persons directing traffic, W.S. § 31-5-402 – Obedience to devices; exceptions, 2021 Wyoming Class C Driver License Manual — “Traffic signs” and “Road construction”

Question 4

An orange diamond sign showing a worker with a shovel warns that:

This sign means that:
  1. A A volunteer cleanup area is ahead
  2. B Road workers may be on or close to the roadway
  3. C A playground is beside the road
  4. D A pedestrian crosswalk is ahead

Correct answer: B – Road workers may be on or close to the roadway

This sign warns that highway work is taking place ahead and workers may be close to moving traffic. Reduce speed when conditions require it, remain alert for equipment, and follow any directions given by signs or authorized flaggers. Work-zone traffic patterns can differ from the normal roadway arrangement.

Source: W.S. § 31-5-104 – Obedience to authorized persons directing traffic, W.S. § 31-5-301(a) – Maximum speed limits, 2021 Wyoming Class C Driver License Manual — “Traffic signs” and “Road construction”

Question 5

On a two-way Wyoming road, double solid yellow centerlines may not be crossed to:

  1. A Turn left into an alley
  2. B Turn left into a driveway
  3. C Pass another vehicle
  4. D Turn left into a private road

Correct answer: C – Pass another vehicle

Solid yellow centerlines separate opposing traffic and prohibit passing or changing lanes across the lines. They may be crossed when making a lawful left turn into or from an alley, private road, or driveway. Before turning, the driver must still yield as required and make the movement safely.

Source: W.S. § 31-5-201(b), (c) – Driving on right side of roadway; exceptions, 2021 Wyoming Class C Driver License Manual — “Pavement markings”

Question 6

When a traffic signal changes to green, when may you enter the intersection?

  1. A Only after waiting five seconds
  2. B Immediately, regardless of traffic already there
  3. C When the way is clear after yielding to traffic and pedestrians already there
  4. D Only after the vehicle behind you begins moving

Correct answer: C – When the way is clear after yielding to traffic and pedestrians already there

A circular green signal permits you to proceed straight or make an allowed turn. Wyoming law still requires you to yield to vehicles and pedestrians lawfully within the intersection or an adjacent crosswalk when the green appears. Check that your path is clear before moving forward.

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

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