Wyoming Car / Permit: Right-of-Way Practice Test

Question 1

How does the Wyoming manual describe what right-of-way laws actually do?

Accepted Answer

They only say who has to give way — No statute hands anyone the right of way; the rules only spell out who is obliged to give it up, which is why you stay alert for drivers who fail to yield.

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They award the right of way to whoever is bigger

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They apply only to motor vehicles, not bicycles

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They apply solely to intersections with signals

Question 2

Who has the right of way where a Wyoming entrance ramp joins the interstate?

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Traffic already on the interstate — The vehicles already rolling on the interstate keep the right of way, so you adjust to their gap rather than expecting them to make room.

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Whichever vehicle is heavier

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The vehicle on the ramp, since it is accelerating

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Neither, both must stop

Question 3

You approach a yield sign in Wyoming. Which vehicles must you let pass?

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Cross traffic that is close enough to be dangerous — You give way to cross traffic that is near enough to pose a danger, checking for it before you reach the intersection.

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Only vehicles that have already stopped

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Only trucks and buses

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Only vehicles with their turn signals on

Question 4

Where should you not stop when yielding to an approaching emergency vehicle in Wyoming?

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In an intersection — Stopping in the middle of an intersection blocks the very route the emergency vehicle may need, so clear it before you pull over.

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Near a bus stop

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Beside a parked car

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On a straight stretch of road

Question 5

Once you are inside a Wyoming roundabout, what does the manual tell you to do?

Accepted Answer

Keep rolling rather than stopping — Circulating traffic should stay in motion rather than halting, since stopping inside the circle backs up everyone behind you.

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Stop to let each new vehicle enter

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Change lanes toward the center

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Turn on your hazard lights

Question 6

Two vehicles reach a Wyoming intersection that has no signs or signals. Who yields?

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The driver on the left yields to the vehicle on the right — The driver whose right side faces the other vehicle gives way, and it makes no difference which of the two got there first.

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The driver who arrived second always yields

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The faster vehicle goes first

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The larger vehicle goes first

Question 7

At a Wyoming four-way stop, what is the basic courtesy the manual describes?

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Whoever stopped first is allowed to move off first — Whoever came to a halt first is allowed to move off first; when nobody can tell, the driver on the right is given the gap.

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The vehicle turning left goes first

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The heaviest vehicle goes first

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Everyone waits for a wave from another driver

Question 8

How does Wyoming law classify a bicycle for right-of-way purposes?

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As a vehicle with the same rights and duties as a car — Bicycles count as vehicles, which gives riders the same claims and the same duties that people driving cars have.

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As a pedestrian

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As a slow-moving vehicle only

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As a toy with no legal standing

Question 9

A siren and flashing lights come up behind you on a Wyoming street. What does the manual tell you to do?

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Pull as far right as you can, stop, and hold the brake — Get over as near the right edge or curb as you can, stop, and leave a foot resting on the brake pedal so the driver of the approaching emergency vehicle can tell you are holding still.

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Speed up to the next side street

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Move left and stop in the passing lane

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Continue at your current speed

Question 10

Under Wyoming law, when must a driver yield to a pedestrian?

Accepted Answer

When someone is walking in a marked crossing on your half of the road, signal or no signal — You give way to a walker using a marked crossing on your half of the road, after stopping for a lawful turn on red, and to a blind pedestrian using a white cane or working with a guide dog.

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Only when a signal shows a walk symbol

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Only in school zones

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Only when the pedestrian waves at you

Question 11

How should a Wyoming driver approach a roundabout?

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Slow down and give way to pedestrians and circulating traffic — Ease off the gas on the way in, look left for a gap, and let pedestrians in the crosswalks and vehicles already circling go before you merge.

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Stop completely at the entry line every time

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Enter at the posted highway speed

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Look only to the right before entering

Question 12

You are already circulating in a Wyoming roundabout when an emergency vehicle approaches. What should you do?

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Drive on to your exit, leave the circle, then pull right — Do not stop inside the circle. Stay in motion until you reach your exit, leave the roundabout, and only then move over to the right edge so the emergency vehicle has room to get past.

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Reverse out of the roundabout

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Pull toward the center island

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Stop where you are inside the circle

Wyoming Car / Permit: Right-of-Way practice test

Study questions with answers

1. How does the Wyoming manual describe what right-of-way laws actually do?

2. Who has the right of way where a Wyoming entrance ramp joins the interstate?

3. You approach a yield sign in Wyoming. Which vehicles must you let pass?

4. Where should you not stop when yielding to an approaching emergency vehicle in Wyoming?

5. Once you are inside a Wyoming roundabout, what does the manual tell you to do?

6. Two vehicles reach a Wyoming intersection that has no signs or signals. Who yields?

7. At a Wyoming four-way stop, what is the basic courtesy the manual describes?

8. How does Wyoming law classify a bicycle for right-of-way purposes?

9. A siren and flashing lights come up behind you on a Wyoming street. What does the manual tell you to do?

10. Under Wyoming law, when must a driver yield to a pedestrian?

11. How should a Wyoming driver approach a roundabout?

12. You are already circulating in a Wyoming roundabout when an emergency vehicle approaches. What should you do?

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