Free Wyoming DMV Practice Test 2026
These sample questions come from the same bank we use for full practice tests, and each one is drawn from the official Wyoming driver handbook. Every answer explains why it is right — and why the tempting wrong answer is wrong, which is usually where the score is actually lost. For the current length and passing score of the Wyoming Department of Transportation test, check the agency directly.
80% required. The agency does not publish a question count.
Exam format checked against Wyoming DOT on 2026-07-27.
81 practice questions available for Wyoming.
5 sample questions with answers
Signs & Signals
1. When you see a GREEN arrow at an intersection, what must you do before turning in the direction of the arrow?
- Yield the right of way to persons and other traffic within the intersection
- Come to a complete stop and wait for all traffic to clear
- Yield to all oncoming traffic before entering the intersection
Correct answer: Yield the right of way to persons and other traffic within the intersection
Why: A GREEN arrow allows you to turn without stopping if the way is clear, but you must still yield to persons and other traffic already within the intersection before proceeding.
Right-of-Way Rules
2. You want to make a left turn and see a motorcycle coming toward you. What should you do?
- Look and look again to identify the motorcycle and judge its speed
- Turn quickly since motorcycles can stop faster than cars
- Wait for the motorcycle to signal before turning
Correct answer: Look and look again to identify the motorcycle and judge its speed
Why: The handbook emphasizes that drivers turning left cause many car-cycle crashes by failing to properly identify motorcycles or judge their speed. The correct procedure is to look twice and ensure you know the motorcycle's speed.
Alcohol & Drugs
3. If your BAC was .15% or greater at the time of arrest, how long must you hold an ignition interlock restricted license before being eligible for any other type of license?
- 6 months
- One year
- 9 months
Correct answer: 6 months
Why: Wyoming law specifically requires a 6-month period with an ignition interlock restricted license for BAC of .15% or greater before eligibility for any other license type.
Speed & Following Distance
4. You are driving through a residential area and see children playing near the street. What should you do?
- Slow down and create a larger space cushion
- Maintain your speed but honk your horn to alert them
- Continue at normal speed since they are not in the roadway
Correct answer: Slow down and create a larger space cushion
Why: The handbook specifically states that children can run in front of your vehicle before you realize it, and recommends slowing down and creating a larger space cushion when you see pedestrians near a school or residential areas.
Parking Rules
5. You are parking on a hill facing uphill where there is a curb. How should you position your wheels?
- Turn the wheels away from the curb
- Turn the wheels toward the curb
- Keep the wheels straight
Correct answer: Turn the wheels away from the curb
Why: When parking uphill with a curb, turn wheels away from the curb so if the car rolls, it will hit the curb and stop rather than rolling into traffic.
What's on the Wyoming knowledge test
The Wyoming test draws on 12 subject areas. Our question bank covers all of them with 81 active questions written from the official handbook, so practice matches the range of what you can be asked rather than a narrow slice of it.
- Signs & Signals
- Regulatory, warning, and guide signs. Traffic signal phases and meaning.
- Right-of-Way Rules
- Who goes first at intersections, ramps, crosswalks, emergency vehicles.
- Alcohol & Drugs
- BAC limits, implied consent, zero tolerance, prescription drugs.
- Speed & Following Distance
- Posted limits, basic-speed law, following distance, stopping distance.
- Parking Rules
- Curb colors, hill parking, restricted zones, towing.
- Sharing the Road
- Bicycles, motorcycles, pedestrians, large trucks, school buses.
- License & Registration
- License classes, age requirements, registration, insurance.
- Emergencies & Collisions
- Brake failure, skids, what to do at a collision, reporting.
- Lane Usage
- Passing, lane changes, HOV/carpool, turn lanes, two-way left turn.
- Signaling & Turning
- Hand signals, turn signals, U-turns, three-point turns.
- Hazards & Defensive Driving
- Distractions, fatigue, road rage, blind spots, scanning.
- Special Conditions
- Night, fog, rain, snow, construction zones, school zones.
DLStudy is an independent study tool and is not affiliated with the Wyoming Department of Transportation. Questions are written from the official handbook, not copied from the real exam.