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Wyoming Permit Test: Right-of-Way Practice Questions
Who goes first at intersections, crosswalks and for emergency vehicles.
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Question 1
At an intersection with no signs or signals, whom must you yield to?
Any driver coming from your right
The driver who arrived first
The faster vehicle
No one if you go straight
Correct answer: Any driver coming from your right
Where no signs or signals exist, watch for drivers from your right and yield regardless of who arrived first.
Source: Rules of the Road – Right of Way
Question 2
At a four-way stop, if in doubt about who goes first, you should:
Go first and signal
Yield to the driver on your right
Yield to the driver on your left side
Honk and proceed
Correct answer: Yield to the driver on your right
The driver who stops first should go first; if in doubt, yield to the driver on your right.
Source: Rules of the Road – Right of Way
Question 3
You enter an intersection while speeding. What happens to your right of way?
You keep it if you arrived first
It doubles your priority
Nothing changes
You forfeit any right of way
Correct answer: You forfeit any right of way
If you enter an intersection while violating the speed law, you forfeit any right of way you might have had.
Source: Rules of the Road – Right of Way
Question 4
Do traffic laws give anyone the right of way?
Yes, to larger vehicles
Yes, to the driver on the left
No; they only say who must yield
Yes, to anyone signaling
Correct answer: No; they only say who must yield
Laws do not give anyone the right of way; they only indicate who must yield it.
Source: Rules of the Road – Right of Way
Question 5
When must you yield to a pedestrian under Wyoming law?
Only when a pedestrian signal shows the WALK symbol
Only in school zones while children are present
When they are in a marked crosswalk on your side
Only if the pedestrian waves or makes eye contact
Correct answer: When they are in a marked crosswalk on your side
Yield to pedestrians in a marked crosswalk on your side, when turning on red, and to blind pedestrians with a white cane or guide dog.
Source: Rules of the Road – Right of Way
Question 6
Must you yield to pedestrians at a crosswalk area that has no pavement markings?
No, only marked ones
Only with a signal
Only in towns
Yes
Correct answer: Yes
You are required to yield to pedestrians in a crosswalk area, whether there are pavement markings or not.
Source: Sharing the Road Safely
Question 7
An emergency vehicle with siren approaches from behind. What must you do?
Speed up and change lanes so that it can pass you
Pull to the right edge and stop until it passes
Stop right away, even inside the intersection
Keep going in your lane but slow down a little
Correct answer: Pull to the right edge and stop until it passes
Pull as close as possible to the right curb or edge and stop, not in an intersection, and remain stopped until it passes.
Source: Right of Way Involving Emergency Vehicles & Move Over Law
Question 8
While stopped for an emergency vehicle, why keep your foot on the brake?
To keep the engine warm while you wait
So its driver knows you are stopped
So you are ready to back up out of the way
It is not recommended; use the parking brake
Correct answer: So its driver knows you are stopped
Keep your foot on the brake so the emergency driver knows you are stopped, and watch for other emergency vehicles.
Source: Right of Way Involving Emergency Vehicles & Move Over Law
Question 9
Under Wyoming’s Move Over Law, what must you do on a multi-lane highway near a stopped emergency or maintenance vehicle with lights on?
Stop in your own lane behind it until it leaves
Keep your lane and give a short tap on the horn
Merge into the lane farthest from it
Speed up so you spend less time passing it
Correct answer: Merge into the lane farthest from it
On highways with two or more lanes in your direction, merge into the lane farthest from the vehicle (or at least one lane away).
Source: Right of Way Involving Emergency Vehicles & Move Over Law
Question 10
On a two-lane road posted 45 mph or more, how much must you slow for a stopped emergency vehicle with lights on?
By 5 mph below the posted limit
To exactly 10 mph
To 20 mph below the limit
No change is required
Correct answer: To 20 mph below the limit
On a two-lane road posted 45 mph or greater, slow to 20 mph less than the posted limit.
Source: Right of Way Involving Emergency Vehicles & Move Over Law
Question 11
You are already in a roundabout when an emergency vehicle approaches. What do you do?
Stop right where you are inside the circle
Keep circling the roundabout until it passes
Exit, then pull over to the right
Drive up onto the center island to clear a path
Correct answer: Exit, then pull over to the right
If already in a roundabout, continue to your exit, leave it, then pull over to the right so the emergency vehicle can pass.
Source: Right of Way Involving Emergency Vehicles & Move Over Law
Question 12
A school bus is stopped with red lights flashing on a two-lane undivided highway. Who must stop?
Only traffic behind the bus
Traffic going both directions
Only traffic facing the bus
No one if no kids are seen
Correct answer: Traffic going both directions
On a two- or four-lane undivided highway, vehicles going each direction must stop; on a divided roadway only those on the bus’s side must stop.
Source: Braking/Stopping & Required Stops
Question 13
On a divided roadway, who must stop for a school bus with red lights flashing?
Only vehicles on the bus’s side
All vehicles in both directions of travel
Only trucks and other buses
No one, since it is divided
Correct answer: Only vehicles on the bus’s side
On a divided roadway, only vehicles on the same side of the separation as the bus must stop.
Source: Braking/Stopping & Required Stops
Question 14
Whose directions take priority over traffic lights and signs?
A crossing guard’s parent
A police officer’s
The driver behind you
A passenger’s
Correct answer: A police officer’s
A police officer’s directions outweigh traffic lights or signs.
Source: Braking/Stopping & Required Stops
Question 15
When entering a street from a driveway, alley or parking lot, you must:
Honk and go
Yield only to trucks
Speed up to merge
Stop
Correct answer: Stop
You must always stop when entering a street from a driveway, alley, building or parking lot.
Source: Braking/Stopping & Required Stops
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