Wyoming Permit Practice Test 3
20 new questions · no repeats from Test 1 or 2 · Updated July 12, 2026
The third full set of 20 — no repeats from Tests 1 or 2 — rounding out every topic the real exam draws from. The real Wyoming exam is 30 questions at 80% to pass — that 80% bar ties Wyoming with 35 other states at #7 strictest of the 50 states.
Answer each question to see the explanation. Your score is tallied against the real passing bar at the end.
1. A 12-ounce beer, 3 to 5 ounces of wine, and 1½ ounces of hard liquor each contain:
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Correct answer: About the same amount of alcohol (roughly half an ounce)
Twelve ounces of beer, three to five ounces of wine, and one and one-half ounces of 86-proof hard liquor each contain about one-half ounce of alcohol — so a "drink" is a drink.
2. On a Wyoming license, what does the restriction code "B" require?
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Correct answer: Corrective lenses must be worn while driving
Restriction code B means corrective lenses. Restriction codes require that a license holder operate a vehicle only under certain circumstances — for example, code G is daylight driving only, and code A is automatic transmission.
3. You may park in a space marked for the disabled only if:
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Correct answer: Your vehicle displays a disabled parking placard or disabled license plates
It is illegal to park in a space designated for the disabled unless your vehicle displays a disabled parking placard or bears disabled license plates.
4. You strike an unattended parked car and cannot find the owner. You must:
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Correct answer: Leave a note with your name, address, phone, and other details, then contact the nearest law enforcement agency
If you damage an unattended vehicle or property and cannot locate the owner, leave a note with your name, address, phone number, license number, plate number, date, time, and damage — then contact the nearest law enforcement agency.
5. At a YIELD sign, what must you do?
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Correct answer: Check for cross traffic and yield to vehicles close enough to be dangerous
At a yield sign, check for cross traffic before reaching the intersection and yield to traffic close enough to be dangerous. When turning onto a street or highway, look for a gap in traffic, merge, and adjust your speed.
6. You approach a "blind" intersection where buildings or bushes block your view of cross traffic. You should approach at no more than:
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Correct answer: 15 mph
Trees, bushes, or buildings can block your view at an intersection. Approach a blind intersection at no more than 15 mph so you can stop for cross traffic.
7. When space allows, how much separation should you keep when passing a bicyclist?
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Correct answer: At least 3 feet
When passing a bicyclist, reduce your speed and, when space allows, maintain at least 3 feet of separation between your vehicle and the bicyclist.
8. What does a flashing amber (yellow) traffic light tell you?
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Correct answer: Use caution — it warns of a dangerous intersection or location
A flashing amber light warns of a dangerous intersection or location. You must use caution as you proceed.
9. Wyoming’s posted speed limits are the maximum for:
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Correct answer: Ideal conditions — you must slow down when the road, weather, or traffic requires it
Posted speed limits apply unless otherwise indicated, and represent the maximum under ideal conditions. It is imperative that motorists drive according to road, traffic, and light conditions, which often means slowing down.
10. Using hand and arm signals, how do you signal that you are slowing down or stopping?
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Correct answer: Hand and arm extended down from the elbow
To signal slowing down or stopping, the left hand and arm are extended down from the elbow. Straight up signals a right turn, and straight out signals a left turn.
11. Which three factors influence a person’s BAC?
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Correct answer: The amount of alcohol, the time over which it was consumed, and the person’s body weight
Three factors influence BAC: the amount of alcohol consumed, the period of time over which it was consumed, and the person’s body weight.
12. What is the minimum age at which a person may be eligible for any Wyoming driver license?
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Correct answer: 16 years of age
Persons under 16 years of age cannot get a Wyoming driver license. (A restricted license for extreme inconvenience is available to some applicants aged 14–15, and an instruction permit at 15, but a full license is not.)
13. Parking in front of a public or private driveway is:
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Correct answer: Not legal — it blocks access to the driveway
You may not park in front of a public or private driveway. Even a short stop can block a resident from entering or leaving.
14. In Wyoming, driving is considered:
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Correct answer: A privilege, not a right — abuse it and you may lose it
Driving in Wyoming, as in all states, is a privilege, not a right. Abuse the privilege, and you may lose it through suspension, cancellation, or revocation.
15. As you approach a place where others may cross or enter your path, in what order should you check?
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Correct answer: Check in front, then to the left, then to the right, then both directions again
Check in front of you, then check to the left since you will meet vehicles coming from the left first, then check to the right, and then make another check in both directions. Do not depend on signs or signals for a safe path.
16. Why is black ice so dangerous?
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Correct answer: It is invisible and treacherous
Black ice is invisible and treacherous. Always watch for sudden changes in road surface, from merely wet to extremely icy, and drive slowly in full control.
17. You are behind a bicyclist but do not have room to pass safely. You should:
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Correct answer: Slow to the cyclist’s speed and follow until you have room to pass
If you do not have adequate space to pass a bicyclist, slow to the speed of the cyclist and follow until you have the room needed to pass.
18. What does a green arrow signal mean?
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Correct answer: You may turn in the direction of the arrow without stopping if the way is clear
A green arrow means you may turn in the direction shown without stopping if the way is clear. You must still yield to persons and other traffic already within the intersection.
19. When should you adjust your speed for a curve?
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Correct answer: Before entering the curve
Adjust your speed BEFORE entering a curve. Going too fast can break the grip that your tires have on the road.
20. When making a turn, when should you get into the proper lane?
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Correct answer: Well before the turn
Proper turning rules: plan ahead, be in the proper lane well before the turn, signal the direction you plan to turn, slow and check for persons and vehicles in your turning path, and turn into the proper lane.
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