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Wyoming Permit Test: Turning Practice Questions
Signaling, turn lanes, U-turns and turning on red.
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Question 1
How far before an intersection must you signal a turn in Wyoming?
At least 25 feet
At least 1,000 feet
Only as you turn
At least 100 feet
Correct answer: At least 100 feet
All drivers must signal at least 100 feet from an intersection; 4–5 seconds is better at higher speeds.
Source: Changing Lanes & Turning
Question 2
What is the hand signal for a right turn?
Left arm straight out
Left arm pointing down
Right arm out the window
Left arm bent up at the elbow
Correct answer: Left arm bent up at the elbow
Signals use the left arm: straight up from the elbow for right, straight out for left, down for slow or stop.
Source: Changing Lanes & Turning
Question 3
Where should you not change lanes?
On a long, straight stretch of highway
When traffic around you is light
Right after checking your blind spots
Before or within an intersection
Correct answer: Before or within an intersection
Do not change lanes before or while in an intersection.
Source: Changing Lanes & Turning
Question 4
Which direction does traffic move in a Wyoming roundabout?
Clockwise
Either way
Toward the island
Counterclockwise
Correct answer: Counterclockwise
Traffic moves at slow speed counterclockwise and keeps moving except when yielding.
Source: Roundabouts
Question 5
Once inside a roundabout, what should you do?
Stop to let others enter
Change lanes often
Keep moving; don’t stop
Back up if you miss your exit
Correct answer: Keep moving; don’t stop
Once in the roundabout, keep moving and don’t stop; signal and yield to pedestrians as you exit.
Source: Roundabouts
Question 6
Before merging into a roundabout, which way do you look for a gap?
To the right
Behind you
To the left
Straight ahead only
Correct answer: To the left
Slow down, yield to pedestrians and traffic in the roundabout, look to the left, and wait for a gap to merge.
Source: Roundabouts
Question 7
When turning left, why should you look twice for motorcycles?
Motorcycles always yield to cars at intersections
Motorcycles are not allowed to turn left at all
Drivers often misjudge a motorcycle’s speed
It is only necessary when driving at night
Correct answer: Drivers often misjudge a motorcycle’s speed
Drivers turning left in front of an oncoming motorcyclist cause many crashes because they fail to see the bike or judge its speed.
Source: Sharing the Road Safely
Question 8
What is a "right-turn squeeze"?
Being in a truck’s right blind spot as it turns right
Taking a sharp right turn at high speed on a curve
Two cars turning right side by side at exactly the same time
Turning right on a red light without stopping first
Correct answer: Being in a truck’s right blind spot as it turns right
A right-turn squeeze occurs when a car is in the blind spot on the right side of a heavy vehicle that is turning right.
Source: Sharing the Road Safely
Question 9
After stopping and yielding at a red light, which left turn is allowed in Wyoming?
From a one-way onto a one-way street
From any street onto a state highway
From a two-way street onto a one-way street
None; left on red is banned in the state
Correct answer: From a one-way onto a one-way street
After stopping and yielding, you may turn left on red from a one-way street onto a one-way street.
Source: Traffic Signals
Question 10
An overhead lane sign shows an arrow with the word "ONLY." What does it mean?
You must go the way the arrow points
The turn is optional; you may go either way
The lane under the sign is closed ahead
Only trucks and buses may use that lane
Correct answer: You must go the way the arrow points
When "ONLY" is used, you must go in the direction the arrow points; painted arrows mean the same.
Source: Traffic Signs, Signals and Road Markings
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