Free Wyoming Permit Practice Test 3 (2026)
Real questions from the official Wyoming driver handbook, each with a plain-English explanation. Free, unlimited retakes, no signup.
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This draw of 20 questions breaks down like this:
- Safe Driving — 5
- Right-of-Way & Intersections — 4
- Traffic Signs & Signals — 3
- Emergencies & Crashes — 2
- Sharing the Road — 2
- Adverse Conditions — 1
- Signaling & Communication — 1
- Traffic Lanes, Passing & Turning — 1
- Vehicle Equipment — 1
Heaviest on Safe Driving (5 of 20) — that is the section to revise first if you miss several here.
Every question here applies nationwide.
Each test on this site draws a different set, so Test 1, 2 and 3 never repeat a question.
Questions on this test
1. On a long trip, to stay alert you should:
- Drink energy drinks only
- Take regular breaks and share driving if possible
- Drive faster to finish sooner
- Drive straight through
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Answer: Take regular breaks and share driving if possible
Take breaks about every couple of hours, and share the driving on long trips.
2. You must signal before turning for at least:
- 50 feet
- 100 feet
- 25 feet
- 10 feet
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Answer: 100 feet
Signal continuously for at least 100 feet before your turn.
3. Driving while very angry, upset, or stressed:
- Has no effect
- Is only a problem at night
- Impairs judgment and should be avoided until you calm down
- Improves focus
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Answer: Impairs judgment and should be avoided until you calm down
Strong emotions impair judgment like impairment does — calm down before driving.
4. An emergency vehicle approaches while you are stopped at a red light with cars around you. You should:
- Run the red light immediately
- Reverse
- Honk
- Stay put if you can't move safely; make room when you can
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Answer: Stay put if you can't move safely; make room when you can
Only move when you can do so safely and legally; make room without endangering others.
5. A motorcyclist on the road has:
- No right to a full lane
- Fewer rights than cars
- Rights only in bike lanes
- The same rights and duties as other drivers
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Answer: The same rights and duties as other drivers
Motorcycles have the same rights and responsibilities as any other vehicle.
6. If you start to feel drowsy on a long drive, the safest action is to:
- Turn up the radio
- Open the window
- Pull over in a safe place and rest
- Drive faster to arrive sooner
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Answer: Pull over in a safe place and rest
Only rest cures drowsiness — pull over somewhere safe and sleep before continuing.
7. When entering a roundabout, you must:
- Speed up to merge
- Yield to traffic already in the circle
- Stop fully before entering
- Enter to the right, going clockwise
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Answer: Yield to traffic already in the circle
Yield to vehicles already circulating, then enter into a gap. Traffic flows counter-clockwise.
8. Looking well ahead while driving lets you:
- Go faster
- Relax
- Skip mirror checks
- Spot and plan for hazards early
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Answer: Spot and plan for hazards early
Scanning far ahead gives you time to react to developing hazards.
9. A 'DEAD END' or 'NO OUTLET' sign means:
- A one-way
- A detour
- A through road
- The road does not go through
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Answer: The road does not go through
These signs mean the road ends or has no through route.
10. What does this sign mean?
- No passing
- Yield
- Stop
- Warning
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Answer: Stop
An octagon is used for only one sign: STOP. Come to a full stop.
11. A diamond-shaped sign showing a merging-arrow means:
- Added lane
- Traffic merges ahead
- Road ends
- No merging
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Answer: Traffic merges ahead
A merge sign warns that another road joins yours ahead.
12. To spot hazards early, experienced drivers look:
- Well ahead (10–15 seconds) and keep checking mirrors
- Only at the car ahead
- Just past the hood
- At the dashboard
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Answer: Well ahead (10–15 seconds) and keep checking mirrors
Look far ahead and keep scanning mirrors and sides to see problems developing.
13. At an intersection, before turning left across traffic you should look carefully for:
- Only cars
- Motorcycles and bicycles, which are easy to miss
- Trucks only
- Nothing
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Answer: Motorcycles and bicycles, which are easy to miss
Small vehicles like motorcycles and bikes are easy to overlook — look twice before turning.
14. If your vehicle breaks down on a busy road, you should:
- Get the car off the road if possible, turn on hazards, and stay clear of traffic
- Leave it in the lane and walk away
- Stand in the lane
- Wave your arms in traffic
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Answer: Get the car off the road if possible, turn on hazards, and stay clear of traffic
Move off the roadway, use hazards, and keep yourself away from moving traffic.
15. A right turn should be made:
- Wide to the left
- From any lane
- From the lane nearest the right curb, close to the curb
- From the center lane
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Answer: From the lane nearest the right curb, close to the curb
Right turns start from the right-most lane, staying close to the curb.
16. Bald or badly worn tires are dangerous mainly because they:
- Look bad
- Lose traction, especially on wet roads
- Use more fuel
- Are loud
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Answer: Lose traction, especially on wet roads
Worn tread greatly reduces grip and increases stopping distance on wet roads.
17. A pedestrian is in a crosswalk as you approach. You must:
- Yield the right-of-way to the pedestrian
- Proceed if you get there first
- Honk so they hurry
- Only stop if a signal tells you to
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Answer: Yield the right-of-way to the pedestrian
Drivers must always yield the right-of-way to pedestrians in a crosswalk.
18. You are already in an intersection when an emergency vehicle approaches with its siren on. You should:
- Stop right where you are
- Clear the intersection, then pull to the right and stop
- Reverse out of the intersection
- Speed up and keep going
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Answer: Clear the intersection, then pull to the right and stop
Never stop in an intersection — clear it first, then pull to the right edge and stop.
19. You must stop and give information after a crash that involves:
- Only at night
- Injury, death, or property damage
- Only your own car
- Only injuries
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Answer: Injury, death, or property damage
Stop and exchange information for any crash involving injury, death, or property damage.
20. A road is often most slippery:
- Only when flooded
- During the first few minutes of rain, when water mixes with oil
- After it has rained for hours
- Never
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Answer: During the first few minutes of rain, when water mixes with oil
The first rain lifts oil and dust into a slick film — traction is worst early on.