Wyoming WYDOT permit warm-up test

  • Questions25
  • Correct to pass20
  • Passing score80%
  • Minimum age15 years

Minimum age: 15 years for an instruction permit, 16 years for an intermediate license, 17 years for full driving privileges, or 16 years and 6 months with an approved driver education course plus six months on an intermediate license

10 questions. Pick an answer to see if it is right and why; you need 8 correct answers to pass.

  1. 1. You want to turn left at an intersection with no signs or signals and a vehicle is coming straight toward you from the opposite direction. What must you do?

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    Answer C: Yield and turn after the oncoming vehicle has passed

    A driver turning left always gives way to oncoming traffic that is close enough to be a hazard, whether or not the intersection is controlled.

  2. 2. Which common non-prescription medicine is most likely to make a driver drowsy?

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    Answer C: A cold or allergy remedy containing an antihistamine

    Antihistamines in cold and allergy remedies are a leading cause of drowsiness behind the wheel, which is why the label carries a warning.

  3. 3. Which vehicles may use a Wyoming high occupancy vehicle lane regardless of how many occupants are aboard?

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    Answer D: Motorcycles and public transportation vehicles

    Wyoming statute allows motorcycles and public transportation vehicles to operate in a high occupancy vehicle lane regardless of the number of occupants, unlike ordinary vehicles.

  4. 4. You have stopped after a crash. Why should the engines of the vehicles involved be switched off?

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    Answer A: To reduce the risk of a fire starting around any fuel that has spilled

    Crashes often break fuel lines, and a running engine is a source of ignition, so switching off lowers the risk of fire.

  5. 5. You reach an uncontrolled intersection at the same moment as a vehicle approaching from your left. What should you do?

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    Answer A: Proceed, but only once you see that driver slowing

    You have the right of way over the vehicle on your left, but a right of way is something the other driver has to give, so confirm it before you commit.

  6. 6. The trailer you are towing begins to sway from side to side at highway speed. What should you do?

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    Answer D: Ease off the accelerator, hold the wheel steady and let the speed drop

    Sway grows with speed and with sudden inputs. Reducing speed gently while keeping the steering steady lets the trailer settle behind you.

  7. 7. Why is this restriction so common beside fire hydrants, crosswalks and intersection corners?

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    Answer C: To keep sight lines open and leave access for emergency crews

    A vehicle left in those places hides pedestrians from approaching drivers, blocks the path of turning vehicles and can keep firefighters from reaching a hydrant.

  8. 8. You turn left onto a road that has a center two-way left-turn lane. In which lane should you be traveling once the turn is finished?

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    Answer D: The first through lane to the right of the center turn lane

    The shared center lane is only for turning movements, so even where a state lets you pause in it to merge you must end up in the first ordinary travel lane beside it.

  9. 9. A school bus ahead of you has its red lights flashing and its stop arm extended. What are you required to do?

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    Answer A: Stop and stay stopped until the lights stop flashing and the bus starts moving

    Flashing red lights and an extended stop arm mean children are getting on or off, so traffic must stop and wait until the bus withdraws the signals and moves again.

  10. 10. When may a Wyoming driver legally pass a school bus that is displaying flashing red lights?

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    Answer C: Only when a physical barrier or separate roadways lie between the driver and the bus

    Wyoming requires traffic in both directions to stop on an undivided road, but allows a driver to proceed with extreme caution when a physical barrier or separate roadways separate the vehicle from the bus.