Wyoming Permit Test: Speed Limits Practice Questions

Correct answer: 30 mph

Unless posted otherwise, residential and business areas are 30 mph.

Source: Rules of the Road – Speed

Correct answer: 20 mph

School zones are 20 mph; the manual calls it the absolute speed limit in a school zone.

Source: Rules of the Road – Speed

Correct answer: 70 mph

Secondary highways are 70 mph unless otherwise posted; interstates are 80 or 75 mph.

Source: Rules of the Road – Speed

Correct answer: 80 mph or 75 mph

Interstate highways are listed at 80 mph or 75 mph unless otherwise posted.

Source: Rules of the Road – Speed

Correct answer: No more than 15 mph

Approach a blind intersection at no more than 15 mph.

Source: Rules of the Road – Speed

Correct answer: By at least half

Reduce speed by at least 5–10 mph on wet roads, by at least half on packed snow, and to a crawl on ice.

Source: Rules of the Road – Speed

Correct answer: 5–10 mph

On a wet road, reduce speed by at least 5–10 mph.

Source: Rules of the Road – Speed

Correct answer: About 250 feet

Headlights let you see clearly about 250 feet; above 55 mph on a dark road you cannot stop within that distance.

Source: Rules of the Road – Speed

Correct answer: Pull off and wait until it clears

When you can’t see more than about 100 feet, you cannot drive safely at any speed; pull off the road and wait.

Source: Rules of the Road – Speed

Correct answer: 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.

Source: Passing

Correct answer: When speeds differ by more than 15 mph

The chance of a crash is extremely high whenever the difference between your speed and other traffic is more than 15 mph.

Source: Weather Conditions