Wyoming permit test: speed limits & control

Posted and basic speed laws, statutory limits and adjusting speed to conditions. 5 questions.

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Speed limits & controlWyoming rule

Unless another limit is posted, what is the speed limit in Wyoming residential and business areas?

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Sample speed limits & control questions

  1. Unless another limit is posted, what is the speed limit in Wyoming residential and business areas?

    • A 25 mph
    • B 20 mph
    • C 30 mph
    • D 35 mph
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    C. 30 mph

    Wyoming's default limit is 30 mph in both residential and business areas unless signs show otherwise. These areas have driveways, pedestrians and cross streets, so speeds must be low enough to stop quickly.

    Source: Rules of the Road - State of Wyoming Driver License Manual, page 41

  2. Where signs mark a reduced-speed school zone, what is Wyoming's statutory school zone speed limit?

    • A 15 mph
    • B 25 mph
    • C 20 mph
    • D 30 mph
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    C. 20 mph

    Wyoming law sets a 20 mph maximum when passing a school, or in a school zone or school crossing marked with signs giving notice of the reduced limit. Drive even slower when conditions call for it, because children can dart into the road without warning.

    Source: Wyoming Department of Transportation, Driver Services website

  3. Unless otherwise posted, what is the speed limit on a Wyoming secondary highway?

    • A 65 mph
    • B 75 mph
    • C 70 mph
    • D 80 mph
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    C. 70 mph

    Wyoming's default limits are 80 or 75 mph on Interstates, 70 mph on secondary highways and 30 mph in towns. Posted signs override these, and you must still slow down for conditions.

    Source: Rules of the Road - State of Wyoming Driver License Manual, page 41

  4. Trees and buildings block your view of cross traffic at an intersection ahead. What is the most you should be going as you approach?

    • A 25 mph
    • B 20 mph
    • C 30 mph
    • D 15 mph
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    D. 15 mph

    The Wyoming manual says to approach a 'blind' intersection at no more than 15 mph. When you cannot see cross traffic, you need a speed that lets you stop if a vehicle suddenly appears.

    Source: Rules of the Road - State of Wyoming Driver License Manual, page 41