Wyoming Permit Test: Lanes & Passing Practice Questions

Correct answer: At least two seconds

Start at least two seconds behind the vehicle ahead, make sure you have time and space, signal, then pass.

Source: Passing

Correct answer: One

Do not try to pass more than one vehicle at a time on a two-lane road.

Source: Passing

Correct answer: When the car ahead is turning left

You may pass on the right when the vehicle is turning left or with two or more lanes moving the same way; leaving the pavement to pass is illegal.

Source: Passing

Correct answer: At least 3 feet

When space allows, maintain at least 3 feet of separation between your vehicle and the bicyclist.

Source: Passing

Correct answer: Both headlights and the whole cab

Be sure you can see both headlights and the entire cab of the truck in your rearview mirror before pulling back in.

Source: Passing

Correct answer: As much as 100 feet

Take the vehicle’s total length into account when passing; some double-trailer rigs can be as much as 100 feet long.

Source: Passing

Correct answer: Only to turn left into or from an alley or driveway

Solid yellow lines mean no passing or lane changing, except a left turn into or from an alley, private road or driveway.

Source: Traffic Signs, Signals and Road Markings

Correct answer: Traffic going the same direction

White lines separate traffic going the same direction; yellow lines separate opposite directions.

Source: Traffic Signs, Signals and Road Markings

Correct answer: Lane changing is hazardous

Solid white lines indicate that passing or lane changing is hazardous.

Source: Traffic Signs, Signals and Road Markings

Correct answer: The middle lanes

With three or more lanes one way, the middle lane or lanes are usually the smoothest; the left is for faster traffic, passing or left turns.

Source: Traffic Signs, Signals and Road Markings

Correct answer: Two seconds

Always leave at least two seconds of space on the interstate, and double or triple it in bad weather.

Source: Interstate Driving

Correct answer: Rear-end collisions

Rear-end collisions are the most frequent type of crash on the interstate.

Source: Interstate Driving

Correct answer: A mile or more

Plan ahead; signal and move into the proper lane a mile or more before the exit, and slow only in the deceleration lane.

Source: Interstate Driving

Correct answer: Pull onto the shoulder, stop, and turn around when clear

Pull onto the shoulder, stop, and only turn around when there is no oncoming traffic.

Source: Interstate Driving

Correct answer: Move left to give it room

Watch for vehicles entering the interstate; if it is safe, move left to allow them a smooth, safe entry.

Source: Interstate Driving