Wyoming Department of Transportation, Driver Services Program
Wyoming permit test: 25 questions
Original Wyoming questions with the law cited under every answer, scored the way WYDOT scores it.
- Exam Simulator25 questions, pass with 20, scored the way WYDOT scores it
- Practice Test 120 questions, a broad first pass across signs, right of way, rules and safety
- Road Signs Full197 questions, every sign, signal and pavement marking question
- Laws and Limits12 questions drawn from the Wyo. Stat.
Work through them in order.
WY Practice Test 1
WY Practice Test 2
WY Practice Test 3
WY Practice Test 4
WY Practice Test 5
WY Full Marathon
WY Road Signs Mini
WY Road Signs Full
WY Right of Way
WY Complex Situations
Wyoming Laws and Limits
WY Alcohol, Phones and Safety
WY Rules of the Road
Wyoming Exam Simulator
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Know the format before you book.
Wyoming publishes the standard but not the paper. WYDOT states on its Driver Services pages that the written test must be passed with a minimum score of 80 percent before an applicant can move on to the driving skills test, and that figure is official. The length is not. The testing page, the driver licensing FAQ and the 98 page Wyoming Class C driver manual all describe what the written test covers without ever giving a count, so the 20 of 25 shown here is the confirmed 80 percent applied to a length driver training sites quote rather than one WYDOT states. An earlier pass of this file recorded a three day wait for anyone who misses 13 or more questions, but a search of the whole 98 page manual on 28 August 2026 could not relocate that detail, so it is carried without a length being read into it. Testing is in person only, on the automated system at a WYDOT exam station, with a paper version offered to applicants who are uncomfortable with computers, and you may attempt the same written test twice in one day before the next try waits for a later day.
Honest note: WYDOT does not publish the exam format in a place we could confirm, so the 25 question count and the pass mark of 20 shown here are our best information rather than a verified fact. The practice questions themselves teach Wyoming law either way. Confirm the format with Wyoming Department of Transportation, Driver Services Program before your appointment.
WYDOT: format figure not published; checked 2026-08-28
What the process looks like.
The knowledge test is written from the Wyoming Statutes. Our questions teach those same rules and cite the section behind each answer, so what you learn holds up on test day and on the road afterwards.
A Wyoming instruction permit can be issued from age 15. The holder must be accompanied by someone at least 18 years old who holds a valid license for the class of vehicle being driven and who is sitting in the seat beside the driver.
At 16, a teen who has held an instruction permit and completed at least 50 hours of practice driving, including at least 10 hours of night driving, can apply for an intermediate permit. A parent or guardian has to certify the practice hours and sign the minor's release.
The driver manual also asks intermediate applicants to pass a vision screening and a driving skills test, and the skills test can be waived for anyone who finishes an approved driver education course.
Intermediate permit holders may not drive between 11 p.m. and 5 a.m. unless an adult over 18 is with them or they carry a signed exception form for work, school, a religious or youth activity, or a medical need. They may also carry no more than one passenger under 18 who is not immediate family. Breaking either rule suspends the permit for 30 days.
The intermediate license expires 30 days after the holder's 17th birthday. Full driving privileges can come earlier, at 16 and a half, for a holder whose intermediate license is at least six months old and who has completed an approved driver education course.
There is no separate charge for sitting the written test. It is part of applying, and the application fee covers it. A Wyoming instruction permit costs $40 and an original license costs $40, with a $5 technology fee added to every class of license.
You may take the same written test twice in one day. If both attempts fail, the next try waits for a later day, and missing 13 or more questions pushes the wait out to three days.
Wyoming permit test questions, answered.
How many questions are on the Wyoming DMV knowledge test?
WYDOT does not publish a number. Its testing page, its driver licensing FAQ and the Wyoming Class C driver manual all describe what the written test covers without giving a count. Driver training sites commonly quote 25 questions, which is the format this page's practice test uses, but it is not an official figure. The one loose clue in the manual is that anyone who misses 13 or more questions waits three days to retest, so the real exam is comfortably longer than 13 questions.
What score do I need to pass the Wyoming permit test?
80 percent, and this one is official. WYDOT states on its own driver services pages that the written test has to be passed with a minimum score of 80 percent before you can move on to the driving skills test. Since WYDOT does not publish a question count, the 20 of 25 shown here is that 80 percent rule applied to the commonly quoted length.
What does the Wyoming written test actually cover?
Three things, according to the driver manual: picking out traffic signs by shape, color or symbol; reading signals and pavement markings; and multiple choice questions on traffic law, safety, crash prevention and vehicle equipment. Every question comes from the manual.
Where do I take the Wyoming knowledge test, and is there a fee just for testing?
You sit the written test in person at a WYDOT exam station on the automated testing system, as part of applying for a permit or license. There is no separate testing fee beyond the application fee, and if you are uncomfortable with computers an examiner can give you a paper test instead.
What happens if I fail the Wyoming knowledge test?
You may attempt the same written test twice in one day. If both attempts fail you come back on a later day, and missing 13 or more questions pushes the wait out to three days.