Wyoming doesn't publish its knowledge-test length and pass score on an official page we could confirm, so we don't state numbers here. The questions in this quiz are written in the style of Wyoming's knowledge test, and Wyoming's official driver handbook (linked below) is the source to study from.
Pick an answer on each question to see whether you got it right, with an explanation.
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Q1. Driving while your license is suspended usually results in:
A A small fineB No extra penaltyC A longer suspension and possible jail timeD A warning for a first offense
It is one of the few traffic offenses that regularly carries jail, and it extends the original suspension.
Q2. An exit number on a green sign tells you:
A The distance to the next cityB How many lanes the ramp hasC The speed limit on the rampD Which exit to take for a destination or route
Exit numbers usually match the nearest mile marker, which makes it easy to judge how far away your exit still is.
Q3. A steady red arrow means:
A You may not make that turn until the arrow changesB You may turn after stopping if the way is clearC You may turn only from the far laneD You must turn
A red arrow prohibits that movement entirely. Wait for a green or flashing yellow arrow, even if no traffic is coming.
Q4. You are on a road that ends at a T intersection with no signs. You should:
A Yield to traffic on the through roadB Proceed because the through road must yieldC Turn right without yieldingD Stop only if a car is visible
At a T intersection the road that ends yields to the road that continues.
Q5. You are driving through a residential street where children are playing. You should:
A Drive in the center of the roadB Maintain the speed limitC Slow down and be ready for a child to run into the roadD Sound your horn continuously
Children act on impulse and are hidden by parked cars. Cover the brake and cut your speed well below the limit.
Q6. In Wyoming, an approved driver education certification card must show that the student completed how much classroom and behind-the-wheel instruction?
A 30 hours of classroom instruction and six hours of behind-the-wheel drivingB 10 hours of classroom instruction and 30 hours of behind-the-wheel drivingC 50 hours of classroom instruction and 10 hours of behind-the-wheel drivingD Six hours of classroom instruction and 30 hours of behind-the-wheel driving
Wyoming's driver education certification card must show 30 hours of classroom instruction and six hours of behind-the-wheel driving.
Q7. Brown signs on a highway point to:
A Parks, campgrounds and recreational or historic sitesB Truck inspection stationsC Toll plazasD Emergency routes
Brown is the color for recreational and cultural interest areas: parks, campgrounds, ski areas, museums and historic sites, for example. Blue, by contrast, marks motorist services.
Q8. In Wyoming, when licensees change their address, they must notify the department in writing within:
A 10 days of the changeB 30 days of the changeC 24 hours of the changeD 60 days of the change
Wyoming requires licensees to notify the department in writing of an address change within 10 days.
Q9. In Wyoming, a learner permit must be held for at least how long before the road test?
A 10 daysB 6 monthsC 30 daysD 3 months
The holding period exists so new drivers practise across seasons and conditions rather than cramming a licence in a weekend.
Q10. In Wyoming, the law requires a car seat or booster seat until:
A The child turns 12B The child turns 16C The child turns 4D The child turns 9, unless the adult seat belt already fits properly
State law is a minimum. Safety experts recommend a booster until the adult belt fits properly: lap belt low across the hips and shoulder belt across the chest, not the neck.
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