Wyoming
Driving Practice Test

Wyoming has a three-step graduated driver’s license course. To obtain your learner’s permit, you must be 15 years old. To apply for your permit, you’ll need to visit your local DMV office with your parent or legal guardian and complete a Wyoming Driver License/Identification Card Application. Your parent will co-sign this document for you. Next, you have to supply proof of your identity and legal U.S. presence. Take and pass a vision exam and a 40 question written exam, out of which you have to get at least 32 correct answers to pass. If you need alternate testing accommodations, like an oral exam, or quiet room, notify the DMV ahead of time, and they’ll set it up for you. Finally, pay a $20 fee. You’ll have to have your learner’s permit for at least 10 days and complete at least 50 hours of supervised driving practice and 10 of those hours must be at night. Your supervised driver must be at least 18 years old, and their license must be in good standing.

If you want to pass your driver’s license test on the first try and graduate from just having your permit, the following tips might prove helpful:

Practice as often as possible. The beauty of preparing for your driving test today is the number of resources available. You don’t need to simply rely on the Wyoming driver handbook or materials supplied by your driving instructor, you have sites like this that offer you realistic practice tests to help you prepare for the written knowledge test. For your driving skills test, you need to get out and use that permit as often as possible as well. The more comfortable you are behind the wheel, and with the practice tests, the more likely you’ll pass your tests when the day arrives.