Wyoming DMV practice test 4

1. For a first DWUI offense involving alcohol, how long is the required ignition interlock restricted driver license period?

1. One year
2. Six months
3. Two years
4. Five years

2. How should a driver respond when encountering wet brakes after driving through deep water?

1. Accelerate quickly to dry the brakes through airflow.
2. Brake gently several times until your brakes are dry and work properly.
3. Apply the parking brake to stabilize the vehicle before continuing.
4. Stop immediately and wait for the brakes to air dry.

3. What is the valid time window for a restricted license issued to applicants aged 14-15?

1. Between 5 a.m. and 8 p.m.
2. Between 6 a.m. and 9 p.m.
3. Between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m.
4. Between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m.

4. What specific impact does alcohol have on a driver's reaction time and braking distance?

1. It adds approximately two-fifths of a second to reaction time, resulting in driving an additional 32 feet or more before braking at 55 mph.
2. It reduces reaction time by allowing the driver to focus more intensely on the brake pedal.
3. It has no measurable effect on braking distance if the driver is considered sober by outward appearance.
4. It causes the driver to apply brakes too early, stopping the vehicle in a shorter distance than usual.

5. When does an intermediate license automatically expire?

1. 30 days after the holder's 16th birthday
2. On the holder's 17th birthday
3. 30 days after the holder's 17th birthday
4. On the holder's 18th birthday

6. How does alcohol affect a driver's visual scanning ability according to the handbook?

1. Impaired drivers tend to fix their vision on a particular object and not see others.
2. Impaired drivers scan the horizon more effectively to compensate for reduced hearing.
3. Impaired drivers broaden their field of vision to detect hazards in peripheral areas.
4. Impaired drivers blink less frequently to maintain a steady focus on the road ahead.

7. What should you do if you miss your exit while driving on an Interstate?

1. Back up to the exit.
2. Go on to the next exit.
3. Stop immediately on the shoulder.
4. Cross the median to reach the exit.

8. What does the word "ONLY" on an overhead lane sign indicate?

1. You may choose to turn left or go straight.
2. You must go in the direction the arrow points; there is no other option.
3. You should yield to oncoming traffic before proceeding.
4. The lane is reserved for emergency vehicles only.

9. Which lane is generally recommended for smoother traffic flow on a multilane road with three or more lanes going in one direction?

1. The left lane, for faster passing.
2. The right lane, for slower drivers.
3. The middle lane or lanes.
4. Any lane, as all lanes provide equal flow.

10. At an intersection with no signs or signals, which vehicle must yield if Car "A" is going straight ahead?

1. Car "A" yields to Car "B"
2. Car "B" yields to Car "A"
3. Car "C" yields to Car "A"
4. No vehicle yields; all proceed simultaneously

11. How should a driver respond when a flag person directs them to stop in a construction zone?

1. Proceed slowly if there is no apparent work activity nearby.
2. Do not proceed until directed to do so by the flag person.
3. Change lanes to bypass the flag person if the lane is clear.
4. Stop only if a heavy vehicle is approaching from behind.

12. Which of the following is listed as a person who is NOT required to wear a safety belt?

1. A driver with a written statement from a physician advising against belt use
2. A passenger in a vehicle where all seats are empty
3. A driver who prefers not to wear a belt for comfort
4. A passenger in a vehicle with broken seatbelts

13. What do solid yellow lines on the roadway indicate?

1. Passing or lane changing is permitted if the way is clear.
2. No passing or lane changing, unless making a left turn into a driveway.
3. Traffic is flowing in the same direction.
4. You must stop completely before crossing the line.

14. How should a driver respond to an amber light if stopping safely is possible?

1. Stop before entering the intersection.
2. Carefully go through the intersection.
3. Yield to vehicles already in the intersection.
4. Turn right without stopping.