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1. A red signal that flashes calls for which action before entering?
- Continue through after reducing speed
- Come to a complete stop before entering the intersection
- Remain stopped until the flashing red changes to green
- Treat it as a warning that never controls entry
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Come to a complete stop before entering the intersection. A flashing red signal requires a complete stop before entering the intersection. Full explanation in Test 1
2. At an intersection with no signs or signals, which approaching vehicle receives priority under the manual's general rule?

- The vehicle coming from the driver's right
- The vehicle that is larger
- The vehicle traveling faster
- The vehicle whose driver flashes headlights first
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The vehicle coming from the driver's right. At an intersection without signs or signals, the manual instructs a driver to watch for traffic coming from the right and yield regardless o Full explanation in Test 2
3. What must an insurance company do if an SR-22 on file is cancelled?
- Notify only the policyholder
- Notify the department
- Notify the department only at the next license renewal
- Wait for the driver to report the cancellation
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Notify the department. An SR-22 is filed with the department, so a cancellation has to be reported there by the insurance company. Full explanation in Test 3
4. At the railroad crossing, how must a driver treat the crossbuck shown?

- As permission to pass another vehicle on the crossing
- As a stop sign that requires stopping even when every track is clear
- As a warning to accelerate before a train arrives
- As a yield sign, slowing, looking, listening, and stopping if a train approaches
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As a yield sign, slowing, looking, listening, and stopping if a train approaches. Wyoming identifies railroad crossbucks as yield signs. Full explanation in Test 4
5. How is alcohol eliminated from the body, according to the Wyoming manual?
- Mostly through sweat during exercise
- Faster after coffee
- About 90 percent by the liver, at a constant rate of about one drink per hour
- Faster after a cold shower
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About 90 percent by the liver, at a constant rate of about one drink per hour. Time is the only significant factor in reducing BAC. Full explanation in Test 5
6. What is the minimum age for a regular Wyoming instruction permit?
- 14
- 16
- 15
- 17
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15. A regular instruction permit may be obtained at age 15. Full explanation in Test 6
7. What does a round traffic sign warn a Wyoming driver about?
- The beginning of a no-passing zone
- A school zone or school crossing
- A railroad crossing ahead
- A requirement to yield to cross traffic
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A railroad crossing ahead. Wyoming reserves the round shape for a railroad crossing warning. Full explanation in Test 7
8. On the two-way roadway indicated by this sign, where should the driver travel?

- In any lane as on a multilane one-way roadway
- On the left side, because opposing vehicles must yield
- Across the center line whenever the lane ahead is open
- On the right side, leaving the left half for approaching traffic
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On the right side, leaving the left half for approaching traffic. On a two-lane road with one lane in each direction, Wyoming requires the driver to use the right side and yield the left half to oncoming tr Full explanation in Test 8
9. How long must an impairment last for a permanent Wyoming disabled placard?
- At least 30 days
- Any length, if a doctor signs
- At least 5 years
- A minimum of 12 months, with temporary placards for impairments up to 6 months
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A minimum of 12 months, with temporary placards for impairments up to 6 months. Permanent disabled placards are issued to persons with physical impairments that must last a minimum of 12 months, while temporary placards Full explanation in Test 9
10. What is the maximum fine for a first Wyoming child restraint violation?
- $60, waived on proof that an approved restraint was acquired after the offense
- $500
- $110
- $25
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$60, waived on proof that an approved restraint was acquired after the offense. The maximum fine for a first child restraint offense is $60, and the court shall waive it on receipt of proof of purchase, lease or other ac Full explanation in Test 10
11. How many moving violations may a Wyoming driver have in 12 months before a suspension?
- One
- Up to three; a fourth conviction brings a suspension notice
- Five
- There is no limit
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Up to three; a fourth conviction brings a suspension notice. You are allowed up to three moving violations within a 12 month period. Full explanation in Test 1
12. On a blind intersection where buildings block the view, what maximum approach speed does the manual recommend?
- The same speed used on an open straight roadway
- No more than 25 mph
- No more than 20 mph
- No more than 15 mph
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No more than 15 mph. The manual gives a specific ceiling for a blind intersection: approach at no more than 15 mph when trees, bushes, or buildings block the vie Full explanation in Test 2
13. How long is the Wyoming license suspension for a first reckless driving conviction within five years?
- For 90 days
- For 30 days
- For one year
- For three years
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For 90 days. Reckless driving means driving with willful or wanton disregard for the safety of persons or property. Full explanation in Test 3
14. What does Wyoming law prohibit a driver from doing with a cell phone or other device while operating a vehicle?
- Listening to music played from the phone
- Making a hands-free voice call
- Listening to a navigation voice prompt
- Reading or sending a text message
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Reading or sending a text message. Wyoming law specifically prohibits reading or sending a text message from a cell phone or other device while operating a vehicle. Full explanation in Test 4
15. Can Wyoming police stop a vehicle just because they see a young child unrestrained?
- No, only after another violation
- Only on interstate highways
- Yes, non-use or misuse of a child restraint is a primary offense
- Only if the child is under 2
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Yes, non-use or misuse of a child restraint is a primary offense. Wyoming's child restraint law is a primary offense: non-use or misuse gives reasonable suspicion to stop a vehicle to investigate. Full explanation in Test 5
16. According to the manual, who is affected more by alcohol while driving?
- An inexperienced driver
- An experienced driver
- Both experience groups equally
- Neither experience group if driving slowly
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An inexperienced driver. The alcohol section says inexperienced drivers are affected more than experienced drivers. Full explanation in Test 6
17. When must an applicant request an oral version of the Wyoming knowledge test?
- Only after failing twice
- Before taking the test
- Only after attempting the written version once
- At any time during the test
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Before taking the test. Wyoming allows an oral test, but the request has to be made before the test is taken. Full explanation in Test 7
18. When an emergency vehicle approaches from behind with its lights activated, what must a Wyoming driver do?

- Stop immediately in the intersection
- Pull to the right and stop until it has passed
- Slow in the current lane without stopping
- Move left and continue at the posted speed
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Pull to the right and stop until it has passed. An approaching emergency vehicle needs a clear path, so move to the right side of the road and stop. Full explanation in Test 8
19. What do broken pavement lines indicate when the way is clear?
- Passing or lane changing is permitted
- Passing is prohibited in both directions
- Only emergency vehicles may cross the line
- The lane ends immediately at the line
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Passing or lane changing is permitted. Broken lines mark a possible movement, not an automatic command to make it. Full explanation in Test 9
20. What does Wyoming impose for a third DWUI within 10 years?
- A 90-day suspension
- A one-year suspension
- A six-month suspension
- A three-year revocation
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A three-year revocation. A third or subsequent DWUI within 10 years results in a three-year revocation, not a suspension. Full explanation in Test 10
21. What does the slow-moving vehicle symbol on the rear of a farm vehicle warn you about?

- The vehicle must yield to every passing car
- The vehicle may travel only at highway speed
- The vehicle cannot travel faster than 25 miles per hour
- The symbol means the vehicle is parked
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The vehicle cannot travel faster than 25 miles per hour. The orange slow-moving vehicle symbol warns that the vehicle ahead cannot travel faster than 25 miles per hour. Full explanation in Test 1
22. Unless a sign establishes another limit, what speed does the Wyoming table assign to a school zone?
- 20 mph
- 15 mph
- 25 mph
- 30 mph
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20 mph. The manual's default speed table gives school zones a 20 mph limit unless a different limit is posted. Full explanation in Test 2
23. At this sign, what action is required before entering the intersection?

- Slow briefly and continue if no pedestrian is visible
- Make a complete stop before the crosswalk, then proceed when safe
- Stop only when another vehicle has already entered
- Yield without stopping unless the signal beside it is red
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Make a complete stop before the crosswalk, then proceed when safe. The octagonal stop sign requires a complete stop before the crosswalk. Full explanation in Test 3
24. What speed limit does the manual list for residential areas unless otherwise posted?
- 20 mph
- 25 mph
- 30 mph
- 35 mph
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30 mph. The manual's default speed table lists residential areas at 30 mph unless a different limit is posted. Full explanation in Test 4
25. What do solid yellow lines indicate on a Wyoming roadway?
- No passing or lane changing, except for certain left turns
- Passing is permitted whenever the road looks clear
- Traffic is traveling in the same direction in both lanes
- Yellow markings identify the outer road edge only
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No passing or lane changing, except for certain left turns. Solid yellow lines mark a restriction against passing or changing lanes. Full explanation in Test 5
26. When traffic is joining from an entrance ramp, what should the driver in the through lane expect?

- Be alert for entering vehicles and move left when safe to help them enter
- Stop in the through lane so ramp traffic can cross in front
- Speed up to prevent any vehicle from entering the roadway
- Drive on the shoulder to create a lane for merging traffic
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Be alert for entering vehicles and move left when safe to help them enter. Wyoming's Interstate guidance says drivers already on the highway should watch for vehicles entering and, when safe, move left to allow a sm Full explanation in Test 6
27. If a driver loses control in a ground blizzard, how should steering, braking, and speed be managed?
- Accelerate hard to cross the blowing snow before stopping
- Brake suddenly and turn rapidly toward the road edge
- Keep every movement slow and avoid doing anything quickly
- Make quick steering corrections while maintaining normal speed
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Keep every movement slow and avoid doing anything quickly. Blowing snow over ice can hide the road and sharply reduce traction. Full explanation in Test 7
28. According to the Wyoming manual, how much alcohol is in 12 ounces of beer, three to five ounces of wine, and one and a half ounces of 86 proof liquor?
- Beer has far less than the others
- Liquor has ten times as much
- About two ounces each
- About one half ounce each
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About one half ounce each. Beer usually contains about 5 percent alcohol, wine 12 or 20 percent, and hard liquor 40 to 50 percent, so 12 ounces of beer, three to five Full explanation in Test 8
29. What type of message does a yellow diamond shaped sign normally communicate?
- Guide information about destinations and distances
- Regulatory information about lawful speeds and directions
- A warning about a possible danger ahead
- A route marker identifying a numbered highway
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A warning about a possible danger ahead. Yellow diamond signs are warning signs, so they prepare drivers for a condition that may require attention or a speed adjustment. Full explanation in Test 9
30. During a breakdown, where should you place the vehicle if you need to stop?
- With only the right-side wheels on the shoulder
- With all four wheels on the shoulder
- Partly in the travel lane so the vehicle remains visible
- On the shoulder only after stopping first in the lane
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With all four wheels on the shoulder. For a breakdown, Wyoming directs a driver to stop with all four wheels on the shoulder. Full explanation in Test 10
31. What does a pentagon shaped traffic sign warn a driver about?
- The beginning of a no passing zone
- A railroad crossing ahead
- A school zone ahead or a school crossing
- A required stop at an intersection
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A school zone ahead or a school crossing. The five sided pentagon has a specific school related meaning in Wyoming's manual. Full explanation in Test 1
32. When may a Wyoming driver cross a broken pavement line?
- Whenever parking on the line is convenient
- Only after every vehicle stops before crossing
- When passing or lane changing is permitted and the way is clear
- Only when traffic is moving in opposite directions
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When passing or lane changing is permitted and the way is clear. Broken lines permit passing or lane changing only when the way is clear. Full explanation in Test 2
33. What is the highest posted interstate speed limit listed in the Wyoming manual?
- 65 mph
- 70 mph
- 80 mph
- 75 mph
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80 mph. The speed table lists two interstate figures, 80 mph and 75 mph. Full explanation in Test 3
34. Under Wyoming's safety belt law, who must wear a belt, and who is responsible for making sure they do?
- All occupants including the driver; the driver is responsible
- Only front seat occupants; each person is responsible
- Only children; parents are responsible
- Only the driver; passengers are exempt
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All occupants including the driver; the driver is responsible. Under Wyoming law a safety belt must be worn by all occupants of the vehicle, including the driver, and it is the driver's responsibility to Full explanation in Test 4
35. What does an octagonal road sign tell the driver?
- The road is entering a school zone
- Yielding is optional when traffic is light
- A railroad crossing is ahead
- A complete stop is required
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A complete stop is required. The eight-sided octagon is reserved for stop signs, and the driver must come to a complete stop. Full explanation in Test 5
36. How far does a loaded heavy truck need to stop from 55 mph, and what happens when its brakes are hot?
- About 100 feet in all cases
- About 140 feet like a car
- About one mile
- About 190 to 200 feet, doubling to about 400 feet with hot brakes
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About 190 to 200 feet, doubling to about 400 feet with hot brakes. A heavy vehicle with a loaded trailer will usually take over two thirds the length of a football field, about 190 to 200 feet, to stop from Full explanation in Test 6
37. How early may a Wyoming licensee over 21 renew a driver's license?
- Up to one year early
- Within 30 days of expiration
- Within the 120 day period before expiration
- Only after it expires
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Within the 120 day period before expiration. Licensees over 21 may renew within the 120 day period preceding expiration, while licensees under 21 may renew within 90 days of expiration. Full explanation in Test 7
38. For what child does a belt positioning booster provide protection, according to the Wyoming guide?
- Any infant
- A child over 40 pounds, within the booster's weight and height limits
- Only children under 20 pounds
- Children over 100 pounds
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A child over 40 pounds, within the booster's weight and height limits. Look at the weight and height limits of the belt positioning booster, which provides protection for a child over 40 pounds. Full explanation in Test 8
39. Which is true of a Wyoming license revocation?
- It cancels the license, and a driver investigation is required to be relicensed
- Limited driving privileges are available during it
- It ends automatically with no further steps
- It only applies to commercial drivers
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It cancels the license, and a driver investigation is required to be relicensed. A revocation cancels the driver license, and the driver must go through a driver investigation to be relicensed once the revocation ends. Full explanation in Test 9
40. A Wyoming driver lets a friend use their license as identification. What suspension can follow?
- None, lending a license is legal
- A lifetime revocation
- A 30-day suspension for the borrower only
- A 90-day suspension for the person using or lending the license
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A 90-day suspension for the person using or lending the license. It is unlawful to lend your license or ID card to someone else to use as identification, to use someone else's license, or to give false inf Full explanation in Test 10