Wyoming Motorcycle Permit: Safety & Hazards Practice Test

Not quite. The answer is all of the above.

When you are being passed by another vehicle, watch out for extended side mirrors, objects being thrown from windows, and blasts of wind (especially from a larger vehicle).

Not quite. The answer is Move to the left portion of the lane

When you approach a blind intersection, move to the lane position that brings you into another driver’s field of vision at the earliest possible moment. In this particular situation, you should move to the left portion of the lane, so the driver on the cross street can see you as soon as possible.

Not quite. The answer is should not be worn at night.

Tinted eye protection should not be worn at night because it will make things more difficult to see.

Not quite. The answer is All of the above

A driver may try to share your lane in heavy traffic, when the driver wants to pass you, or when you are preparing to turn at an intersection. Ride in the center lane position to discourage drivers from sharing your lane. This lane position leaves the least amount of room on either side of you.

Not quite. The answer is 90

An Administrative Per Se suspension for a DWUI charge remains in effect for 90 days.

Source: Administrative Per Se Suspension; License Suspensions, Cancellations and Revocations; Losing the Privilege to Drive; Wyoming Rules of the Road

Not quite. The answer is 30

When an officer arrests a driver for DWUI, the officer will supply the driver with a notice of suspension and a temporary license valid for 30 days. After 30 days, the Administrative Per Se suspension will begin.

Source: Administrative Per Se Suspension; License Suspensions, Cancellations and Revocations; Losing the Privilege to Drive; Wyoming Rules of the Road

Not quite. The answer is the lane next to you and the far lane.

Before changing lanes, you should check not only the lane next to you but the far lane as well. Someone from the far lane may be planning to merge into the same lane that you are.

Not quite. The answer is a foot pedal.

The rear brake on a motorcycle is controlled by the right foot pedal. The front brake is controlled by the right hand lever.

Not quite. The answer is $25

To contest the suspension of your license, you may submit a request for a Contested Case Hearing along with a $25 fee to process your request.

Source: Suspension-Related Matters; Other Types of Suspension; Losing the Privilege to Drive; Wyoming Rules of the Road

Not quite. The answer is one-half block

While riding in the city, you should be scanning for hazards at least one-half block ahead.

Not quite. The answer is apply both the front and rear brakes firmly.

The quickest way to stop is to apply both the front and rear brakes firmly without locking either wheel.

Not quite. The answer is you are passing a line of parked cars.

A driver inside a car that you are passing may not see you and may open a door into your path.

Not quite. The answer is They provide poor traction for motorcycles.

Gravel, lane markings, and road edges all provide poor traction for motorcycles.

Not quite. The answer is stay in the center portion of your lane.

When you are being passed from behind, stay in the center portion of your lane. Riding close to the passing vehicle could put you in a hazardous situation.

Not quite. The answer is $5.

The license reinstatement fee for a child support suspension is $5. This is much less than the usual license reinstatement fee, which is $50.

Source: License Reinstatement Fee; Other Types of Suspension; Losing the Privilege to Drive; Wyoming Rules of the Road

Not quite. The answer is increase your following distance.

If you are being tailgated and the tailgater cannot pass you, you should increase your following distance so both of you will have enough room to stop if there is a hazard.

Not quite. The answer is Check your side mirrors frequently.

The most efficient way to know what is going on behind you is to check your side mirrors frequently.

Not quite. The answer is Every time you stop

You should use both the front and rear brakes every time you stop unless a tire is flat. This is the most effective braking method.

Not quite. The answer is 30

An Administrative Per Se suspension will begin 30 days after the driver's arrest.

Source: Administrative Per Se Suspension; License Suspensions, Cancellations and Revocations; Losing the Privilege to Drive; Wyoming Rules of the Road

Not quite. The answer is behind you and part of the lane beside you.

Adjust your side mirrors so you will be able to see behind you and as much of the lane beside you as possible. A motorcycle still has blind spots, so make sure you check over your shoulder when necessary.