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Wyoming Permit Test: Sharing the Road Practice Questions
Pedestrians, bicyclists, motorcycles, large trucks and buses.
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Question 1
How many motorcycles may ride side by side in one lane?
Three if the lane is wide
Two, with both riders’ consent
Any number in a group
None; single file only
Correct answer: Two, with both riders’ consent
No more than two motorcycles may be driven abreast in the same lane, and only by consent of both riders.
Source: Sharing the Road Safely
Question 2
May you drive alongside a motorcycle in the same lane if the lane is wide?
Yes, if it rides far right
No, never
Yes, at low speed
Yes, on interstates
Correct answer: No, never
Never move into the same lane alongside a motorcycle, even if the lane is wide; it is illegal and boxes both of you in.
Source: Sharing the Road Safely
Question 3
Why should you be careful about a motorcycle’s turn signal?
They are always accurate and cancel on time
Riders are not required to use turn signals
They only work at night when lights are on
Most do not turn off automatically
Correct answer: Most do not turn off automatically
Turn signals do not turn off automatically on most motorcycles; be sure the rider is turning.
Source: Sharing the Road Safely
Question 4
Where must bicyclists ride in Wyoming?
In the center of the lane always
As far right as practical and safe
On sidewalks only
Facing traffic
Correct answer: As far right as practical and safe
Bicyclists share their lane and must ride as close to the right side of the pavement as practical and safe.
Source: Sharing the Road Safely
Question 5
What equipment must a bicycle have after dark in Wyoming?
Only a bell or horn that riders can sound
A front light and rear reflectors
A horn and a rear-view mirror on the handlebar
No special equipment if riding in a group
Correct answer: A front light and rear reflectors
Any bicycle used after dark must have a front light and rear reflectors.
Source: Sharing the Road Safely
Question 6
Is a bicycle helmet legally required in Wyoming?
Yes, for all ages
No, but highly recommended
Yes, only on highways
Yes, only after dark
Correct answer: No, but highly recommended
A bicycle helmet is not legally required but is highly recommended for protection.
Source: Sharing the Road Safely
Question 7
About what share of traffic deaths are pedestrians, per the manual?
About 2%
About 50%
About 75%
Nearly 20%
Correct answer: Nearly 20%
Pedestrians account for nearly 20 percent of all traffic deaths.
Source: Sharing the Road Safely
Question 8
If you must walk where there are no sidewalks, which side should you use?
The right side, with traffic
The center line
The left side, facing traffic
Either side
Correct answer: The left side, facing traffic
Walk on the left side of the road facing traffic, and wear light colors at night.
Source: Sharing the Road Safely
Question 9
The slow-moving vehicle emblem means the vehicle cannot exceed:
10 mph
45 mph
25 mph
55 mph
Correct answer: 25 mph
The slow-moving vehicle symbol means the vehicle cannot travel faster than 25 mph.
Source: Sharing the Road Safely
Question 10
At 55 mph, about how far does a passenger vehicle typically take to stop?
About 30 feet
About 400 feet
About 1,000 feet
About 130–140 feet
Correct answer: About 130–140 feet
A car at 55 mph can typically stop in about 130–140 feet; a loaded truck needs about 190–200 feet, or up to 400 with hot brakes.
Source: Braking/Stopping & Required Stops
Question 11
About how long does it take to move your foot from the gas to the brake?
About 3 seconds
About 1/10 second
About 3/4 second
About 5 seconds
Correct answer: About 3/4 second
It takes about 3/4 second to move your foot from the accelerator to the brake.
Source: Braking/Stopping & Required Stops
Question 12
According to NHTSA data cited in the manual, who causes most fatal crashes between heavy trucks and other vehicles?
The truck driver
The passenger vehicle
Bad weather
Road defects
Correct answer: The passenger vehicle
Most fatal crashes involving a heavy vehicle and other vehicles are caused by the passenger vehicle.
Source: Sharing the Road Safely
Question 13
Why shouldn’t you set cruise control just slightly faster than a truck you are passing?
You would linger in its blind spot
It wastes more fuel than normal driving
It is illegal to use cruise control near trucks
The truck will speed up to match you
Correct answer: You would linger in its blind spot
Loitering in the truck’s blind spot, such as with cruise control barely faster than the truck, prevents the driver from taking evasive action.
Source: Passing
Question 14
When approaching a construction zone, why is passing a truck and cutting in front dangerous?
The truck may have to brake hard and rear-end you
Trucks are not allowed to enter highway work zones at all
It saves no time, so it is merely pointless
The road workers may write you a ticket for it
Correct answer: The truck may have to brake hard and rear-end you
Cutting back in front of a truck before a work zone forces emergency braking and can cause a serious rear-end crash.
Source: Hazardous Situations
Question 15
Which of these counts as a pedestrian under the Wyoming manual?
A person on a motorcycle
A person driving a tractor
A person in a bus
A person using a wheelchair
Correct answer: A person using a wheelchair
Pedestrians include walkers, joggers, skaters and people using wheelchairs.
Source: Hazardous Situations
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