Hardest Wyoming permit test questions

C: 17. At 17 an applicant may be issued a license with full privileges without having held an intermediate license or other permit. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Full driving privileges: At age 17, page 11.

C: By completing an approved driver education course and holding an intermediate license for six months. At 16½, full privileges are possible with a six-month-old intermediate license, no suspension, and an approved driver education course. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): At 16 and one-half, page 13.

B: A person 18 or older with a valid license for that vehicle type, in the front passenger seat. The driver must be accompanied by a person 18 or older who has a valid license for the type of vehicle, sitting in the front passenger seat. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Instruction permits, page 10.

C: 50 hours, 10 at night. Applicants must complete 50 hours of behind-the-wheel driving including 10 hours at night, certified by a parent or guardian. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Intermediate licenses, page 14.

A: One. Intermediate license holders may not carry more than one passenger under 18 who is not immediate family unless accompanied by a licensed driver 18 or older. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Intermediate licenses, page 14.

A: 11 p.m. and 5 a.m.. Intermediate license holders may not drive from 11 p.m. to 5 a.m. unless they meet an exception and carry a completed exception form. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Intermediate licenses, page 14.

C: A 30-day suspension. An intermediate license will be suspended for 30 days for any violation of these provisions. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Intermediate license suspension, page 14.

B: 30 days after the 17th birthday. An intermediate license automatically expires 30 days after the holder's 17th birthday. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Intermediate license expiration, page 15.

D: 14-15. A restricted license may be issued to applicants 14-15 when an extreme inconvenience exists, such as living five or more miles from school or work. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Age restricted licenses: For extreme inconvenience, page 13.

B: Only 5 a.m. to 8 p.m. and within 50 miles of home. The restricted license is valid only from 5 a.m. to 8 p.m. and within 50 miles of the licensee's residence. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Age restricted licenses: For extreme inconvenience, page 13.

A: Five or more miles. The applicant must live five or more miles from school and/or employment and must have held an instruction permit. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Age restricted licenses: For extreme inconvenience, page 13.

A: 20/40 with both eyes and at least a 120-degree combined horizontal field. You need 20/40 acuity with both eyes, with or without glasses, and a combined horizontal field of at least 120 degrees. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Required tests: Vision screening, page 8.

B: A driving skills test. If your acuity is worse than 20/40 but at least 20/100, you will be required to take a driving skills test. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Required tests: Vision screening, page 8.

D: Three days. Applicants who miss 13 or more questions must wait three days to be retested. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Skills test, page 9.

A: 24 hours. The manual says applicants who fail must wait 24 hours before testing again; WYDOT's testing page adds that the examiner may require a longer wait. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Skills test, page 9.

C: 30 hours of classroom instruction and six hours behind the wheel. It must state the student completed 30 hours of classroom and six hours of behind-the-wheel driving, with original signatures; honored up to two years. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Skills test, page 9.

D: Two years. The certification card will be honored for no longer than two years. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Skills test, page 9.

B: 10 days. When licensees change their address, they must notify the department in writing within 10 days. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Acceptable legal identification, page 8.

B: One year. Persons licensed by a compact member state must surrender their out-of-state license within one year of Wyoming residency. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Those who do not need to obtain a Wyoming driver license, page 5.

D: $50. Generally the reinstatement fee for suspensions is $50; for a child support suspension it is $5. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): License reinstatement fee, page 27.

C: Daylight driving only. Restriction G means daylight driving only. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Restriction codes, page 7.

B: Four. You are allowed up to three moving violations in 12 months; a fourth leads to a 90-day suspension. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Moving Violation Suspension, page 24.

B: 90 days. The suspension is 90 days, with an additional 90 days for each additional moving violation in the 12-month period. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Moving Violation Suspension, page 24.

C: 90 days. A 90-day suspension is imposed for a first offense and one year for a second. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Restricted Class RC/RM License Suspension, page 26.

C: 30 days. Driving under suspension, revocation or cancellation results in a 30-day suspension if you are under 21. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Driving under Suspension, Revocation or Cancellation, page 26.

C: Three years. Proof of financial responsibility must be maintained for three years from the date it is required. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): SR-22, page 28.

B: 20 days. Your written request and fee must be postmarked within 20 days of the date of notice. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Requests for limited driving privileges and/or contested case hearings, page 27.

B: Only once in a five-year period. You can only be issued one probationary driver's license in a five-year period. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Requests for limited driving privileges and/or contested case hearings, page 27.

C: 90 days. An Administrative Per Se suspension for a DWUI arrest with 0.08 or more lasts 90 days. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Administrative Per Se Suspension, page 19.

A: It is not affected. Dismissal of the DWUI in court will not affect the Administrative Per Se suspension. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Administrative Per Se Suspension, page 19.

A: One year. A second offense within 10 years brings a one-year suspension. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Driving While Under the Influence: 2nd offense, page 20.

B: Three-year revocation. A third or subsequent offense within 10 years brings a three-year revocation. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Driving While Under the Influence: 3rd or subsequent offense, page 21.

D: 0.15 or greater. If your BAC at arrest was .15% or greater, you must hold an ignition interlock restricted license for 6 months. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Driving While Under the Influence: 1st offense, page 20.

D: 0.02 percent or more. Under the Youthful Driver Suspension, under-21 drivers with 0.02 percent or more are suspended for DWUI. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Youthful Driver Suspension, page 22.

B: 90 days. First offense: 90 days; second or subsequent within two years: six months. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Youthful Driver Suspension, page 22.

C: One year. A conviction for intending to furnish alcohol to anyone under 21 while operating or occupying a vehicle brings a one-year suspension. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Transporting Liquor to a Minor Suspension, page 23.

D: Almost half. Driving under the influence of alcohol is the major cause of almost half of the crashes in which someone is killed. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Alcohol the major cause of crashes, page 33.

D: 30 to 40 minutes. It takes 30 to 40 minutes to totally absorb the alcohol in a single drink. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Effects of time, page 34.

D: 32 feet or more. Because of reduced ability to execute, a drinking driver at 55 mph drives an additional 32 feet or more before braking. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Effects on decision-making, page 36.

D: Obtain a warrant to require the test. If you refuse, law enforcement may obtain a warrant to require the test to be administered by an approved tester. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Drinking and driving — Is it worth it?, page 37.

D: Yes, with a BAC of 0.05 and other supporting evidence. You may be convicted of DWUI with a BAC of 0.05 percent and other supporting evidence. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Drinking and driving — Is it worth it?, page 37.

C: Ninth. The law applies to a child who has not reached his or her ninth birthday. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Child restraints, page 30.

A: $60. Maximum $60 for a first offense (waived with proof of acquiring an approved restraint); maximum $110 for later offenses. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Child restraints, page 30.

A: Yes, non-use or misuse is a primary offense. It's a primary offense: non-use or misuse is reasonable suspicion to stop a vehicle. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Child restraints, page 30.

A: 70 mph. Secondary highways are 70 mph unless otherwise posted. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Legal speed limits, page 41.

C: 75 or 80 mph. Interstate highways are 80 mph or 75 mph unless otherwise posted. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Legal speed limits, page 41.

C: 30 mph. Residential and business areas are 30 mph unless otherwise posted. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Legal speed limits, page 41.

C: No more than 15 mph. Approach a blind intersection at no more than 15 mph. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Adjust speed for road conditions: At intersections, page 41.

D: By at least 5-10 mph. On wet roads reduce speed by at least 5-10 mph; on packed snow by at least half; on ice to a crawl. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Adjust speed for road conditions: On slippery roads, page 41.

C: By at least half. On packed snow, reduce speed by at least half. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Adjust speed for road conditions: On slippery roads, page 41.

B: 250 feet. Your lights only let you see clearly about 250 feet, so driving faster than 55 mph on a dark road is 'driving blind'. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Adjust speed for light conditions: Darkness, page 42.

D: 55 mph. If you drive faster than 55 mph on a dark road you can't stop within the roughly 250 feet your lights show. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Adjust speed for light conditions: Darkness, page 42.

A: Any driver coming from your right, regardless of who entered first. Watch for any driver coming from your right and yield, regardless of who first reaches the intersection. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Right of way at intersections: Intersections with no signs or signals, page 42.

B: Both vehicles coming from your right and oncoming vehicles. In the diagram, a car turning left yields to both the car from its right and the oncoming car. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Right of way (intersection diagram), page 43.

C: You forfeit any right of way you might have had. If you enter an intersection while violating the speed law, you forfeit any right of way you might have had. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Intersections with four-way stops, page 47.

A: Slow to 20 mph less than the posted limit. On a two-lane road posted 45 mph or greater, slow to a speed 20 mph less than the posted limit. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Move Over Law, page 72.

A: Merge into the lane farthest from the vehicle (at least one lane apart). Merge into the lane farthest from the vehicle, or at least one lane apart, unless directed otherwise by police. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Move Over Law, page 71.

B: 20 mph. It applies when the vehicle is stopped or moving at less than 20 mph on or within three feet of the roadway with lights activated. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Move Over Law, page 71.

C: 3/4 second. It takes about 3/4 second to move your foot to the brake, after at least one second to identify, predict and decide. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Braking/stopping, page 49.

D: About 130-140 feet (half a football field). A passenger vehicle at 55 mph can typically stop in about half a football field, about 130-140 feet. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Braking/stopping, page 50.

A: About 190-200 feet. A heavy vehicle with a loaded trailer usually takes about 190-200 feet; with hot brakes in heavy traffic it may double to about 400 feet. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Braking/stopping, page 50.

A: Only if a physical barrier or separate roadways are between you and the bus. You may pass only if there is a physical barrier or separate roadways between your vehicle and the bus, using extreme caution. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Required stops, page 50.

B: Vehicles going each direction. On two- or four-lane undivided highways, vehicles going each direction must stop. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Required stops (school bus diagram), page 51.

A: At least 100 feet. Signal at least 100 feet from an intersection; signaling 4 to 5 seconds before turning is better at higher speeds. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Turning: Turn signaling, page 51.

C: Up to 10 mph. A driver may exceed the speed limit by up to 10 mph while passing a vehicle traveling below the legal maximum. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Passing: How to pass, page 54.

B: At least 3 feet. When space allows, maintain at least 3 feet of separation between your vehicle and the bicyclist, and reduce speed. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Passing bicyclists, page 56.

C: Both headlights and the entire cab. Be sure you can see both headlights and the entire cab of the truck in your mirror; some double rigs are 100 feet long. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Passing heavy vehicles, page 57.

D: Not within 15 feet. It is not legal to park within 15 feet of a fire hydrant. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Parking restrictions, page 59.

C: Away from the curb. Facing uphill with a curb, turn the wheels away from the curb; in any other situation turn them toward the curb or edge of the road. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Parking on hills, page 59.

D: A mile or more. Signal and move into the proper lane a mile or more before the exit; never slow on the Interstate itself. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Leaving the Interstate, page 62.

D: A right turn, and a left turn from a one-way street onto a one-way street. You may turn right on red after stopping and yielding unless prohibited, and left from a one-way onto a one-way street. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Traffic signals: Red light, page 97.

A: Only to make a left turn into or from an alley, private road or driveway. Solid yellow lines indicate no passing or lane changing unless making a left turn into or from an alley, private road or driveway. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Pavement markings, page 63.

B: If there is an injury, death, or property damage of $1,000 or more. Contact the police if there is injury, death or property damage of $1,000 or more; police submit the report to WYDOT. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): If you're involved in a crash, page 67.

D: No more than two, with both riders' consent. No more than two motorcycles may be driven abreast in the same lane, by consent of both riders. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Motorcycles, page 69.

A: Nearly 20%. Pedestrians account for nearly 20 percent of all traffic deaths. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Pedestrians, page 70.

B: 25 mph. The symbol warns you to slow down; the vehicle cannot travel faster than 25 miles per hour. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Farm and slow-moving vehicles, page 71.

A: The passenger vehicle. Most fatal crashes involving a heavy vehicle and other vehicles are caused by the passenger vehicle. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Heavy vehicles (trucks), page 71.

D: Fall and spring, during migration. They can occur any time but are most prevalent in fall and spring while animals migrate. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Share with animals, page 72.

B: Brake as quickly as you safely can and keep the vehicle under control on the road. Don't swerve suddenly; brake as quickly as safely possible and keep control on the road. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Share with animals, page 73.

B: At least 10 to 15 seconds. Defensive drivers scan at least 10 to 15 seconds ahead. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Scan ahead, page 74.

B: 20 feet. You must allow at least two seconds following distance for each 20 feet of vehicle length. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Isolate your vehicle in traffic: Following distance, page 75.

D: At least six seconds. Bus drivers should stay at least four seconds back and tractor-trailer drivers at least six seconds. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Isolate your vehicle in traffic: Following distance, page 75.

B: Four seconds (double). Double the number of seconds on wet roads, with heavier loads, or at night: four seconds for cars. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): It makes sense to INCREASE your following distance, page 75.

D: Eight seconds (quadruple). Quadruple the seconds when ice covers the road: eight seconds for cars; triple (six) on snow and slush. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): It makes sense to INCREASE your following distance, page 76.

A: From one-half hour after sunset to one-half hour before sunrise, and whenever people and vehicles aren't clearly visible at 1,000 feet. Headlights are required from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunrise and when visibility is under 1,000 feet. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Special driving conditions: Reduced light, page 77.

B: At least 500 feet (about 4-5 seconds). Dim at least 500 feet, about four to five seconds, before meeting an oncoming vehicle. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Special driving conditions: Reduced light, page 78.

D: 300 feet. If you are within 300 feet from the rear of a vehicle you are approaching, dim your lights to their lowest beam. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Special driving conditions: Reduced light, page 78.

C: 15 mph. The chance of a crash is extremely high whenever the speed difference is more than 15 mph. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Weather conditions: Fog, page 78.

B: 10 seconds. When you can't see at least 10 seconds ahead, consider pulling off at the nearest safe spot and stopping. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Weather conditions: Fog, page 78.

A: Pump the brakes about once every second. Pumping conventional brakes once every second is a good rule of thumb; don't pump ABS brakes. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): How brakes can best be used (ABS or conventional brakes), page 46.

A: Press down hard, hold it and steer. With ABS, press down hard on the brake, hold it and steer; pumping or releasing disengages the ABS. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Skids (ABS note), page 82.

D: Reading or sending text messages. Wyoming law prohibits reading or sending a text message while operating a vehicle; some cities also ban phone use. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Cell phones, page 89.

A: No more than 30 mph on a level road. A moped has a motor of 50cc or less, no more than two-brake horsepower, and a maximum speed of 30 mph on level ground. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Definitions: Moped, page 92.

A: Stop. You must stop when entering a business district from a side road, and when entering a street from a driveway, alley, building or parking lot. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Required stops, page 50.

D: 120 days or more. A resident includes anyone who remains in the jurisdiction for 120 days or more, among other criteria. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Definitions: Resident, page 94.

A: No; it must be registered and plated for streets but may not be operated on interstates. A multipurpose vehicle must be registered and plated for streets and highways but may NOT be operated on interstates. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Definitions: Multipurpose Vehicle, page 93.

B: 30 days after the 16th birthday. A restricted license runs out 30 days after the holder turns 16. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Age restricted licenses: For extreme inconvenience, page 13.

C: 60 days. The restricted instruction permit, for 14- and 15-year-olds approved for a restricted license, is valid for 60 days. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Age restricted licenses: For extreme inconvenience, page 13.

A: About one-half ounce in each. These usual servings of beer, wine and liquor each contain roughly half an ounce of alcohol, so one drink of each affects you about the same. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Effects of the amount of alcohol, page 33.

B: One year. A second DWUI that involves alcohol requires an ignition interlock restricted license for one year before any other license can be issued. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Ignition Interlock Devices, page 28.

B: When the parent owes $5,000 or more for 90 consecutive days. The suspension follows notice from the Department of Family Services that the person is $5,000 or more behind for 90 consecutive days; it costs $5 to reinstate. Rules of the Road: State of Wyoming Driver License Manual (Class C): Child Support Suspension, page 25.