Wyoming Motorcycle Test 03

With a user-friendly format and questions designed to mirror those on the actual Wyoming motorcycle permit test, this practice resource is tailored to meet your needs. It allows you to track your progress, identify areas that need improvement, and build a solid understanding of essential motorcycle safety and operation rules. By regularly practicing, you’ll not only increase your chances of passing the test on the first try but also develop the skills and knowledge necessary to be a safer, more responsible rider on the road.

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Wyoming Motorcycle Practice Test 03

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You should not attempt to make a pass on another vehicle if you can see...?

Pedestrians ahead

A hill ahead

Any of these ahead

An intersection ahead

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When carrying out hazard avoidance procedures on a number of hazards, you should deal with them...?

As one whole group

Two at a time

Three at a time

One at a time

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You must report a crash to police if...?

An injury has been caused

A death has occurred

Any of these apply

More than $1000 of damage has been done

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The best way to negotiate a slow tight turn is to...?

Lean both yourself and your motorcycle

Keep your motorcycle upright and lean yourself

Stay upright and lean your motorcycle

Keep both yourself and your motorcycle upright

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In which of these places should you be particularly wary of large buildups of oil and grease?

Off ramps

Tollbooths

School zones

Railroad crossings

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It is acceptable to exceed the speed limit when making a pass...?

Under no circumstances

If there is clear road ahead

If you need to reach a turn

If the other vehicle accelerates

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When the vehicle ahead reaches a marker on the road, you should not get to that marker for a minimum of...?

1.5 seconds

0.5 seconds

2 seconds

1 second

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Passing maneuvers should begin from...?

Close up in the left-hand portion of your lane

Well back in the left-hand portion of your lane

Well back in the center of your lane

Close up in the center of your lane

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Once you've passed a truck, you shouldn't pull back into your lane until you can see what in your mirrors?

The driver

The registration plate

The manufacturer's badge

Both headlights and the cab

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More than 50% of car/motorcycle crashes are caused by...?

Riders entering driver's right-of-way

Speeding cars

Drivers entering rider's right-of-way

Speeding motorcyclists

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As you ride, you should keep a cushion of space...?

All around you

To your front

To your sides

To your rear

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You may only cross a solid yellow line in order to...?

Make a pass

Turn into a driveway, private road or alley

Change lanes

All of these

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The oily strip in the center of a lane it is usually not more than...?

1 foot wide

4 feet wide

3 feet wide

2 feet wide

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When you see a car ahead of you at an intersection waiting to join, you should...?

Assume it will pull in front of you unless you know you are as visible as possible

Assume it will pull in front of you unless the driver has flashed his lights

Assume it will pull in front of you unless you've made eye contact with the driver

Assume it will pull in front of you

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For the purposes of choosing a lane position, you should split your lane into how many sections?

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Why is it nearly always wrong to call a motorcycle crash an accident?

For all of these reasons

Because motorcyclists are irresponsible

Because drivers target motorcyclists

Because they are nearly always avoidable

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When choosing a position to ride behind a car, you should always remember that drivers most often check...?

Over their shoulders

Their left-hand side view mirror

Their right-hand side view mirror

Their rearview mirror

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You should discourage other drivers from sharing your lane by...?

Weaving in your lane

Gesturing them out of the way

Constantly sounding your horn

Maintaining a central position

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You come across a school bus with its red lights flashing. You should...?

Sound your horn as a warning then pull round it

Pull round it at normal speed

Slow down and pull round it

Come to a complete stop

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You should remember that large trucks have extremely deep blindspots...?

In all these areas

To their sides

To their rear

To their right front

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If the police have attended a crash, you must submit an accident report to the Wyoming Department of Transportation Accident Records Section within...?

20 days

15 days

10 days

One month

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Your scanning strategy should focus particularly on potential escape routes in...?

All of these areas

Intersections

Shopping areas

School and construction zones

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You should choose a lane position that...?

Communicates your intentions

Increases your visibility

Keeps you out of blindspots

Does all these things

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An impatient driver is tailgating you closely and obviously wants to pass. What's your best tactic?

Accelerate away from them

Weave to stop them passing

Make room ahead for them to pass you

Signal to them to back off

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If you hit and damage an unattended vehicle, you must...?

Report it to the nearest law enforcement agency

Leave a note with your details

Do all of these

Make a note of the damage

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The best place to deal with wind blast when being passed by a large vehicle is...?

The left of your lane

The center of your lane

The right of your lane

Wherever is furthest away from the vehicle

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When you have cars driving alongside you, you should...?

Sound your horn

Any/all of these

Wave to them to back off

Drop back to clear space

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You need to increase your following distance by at least a second if...?

You can't see through the vehicle ahead

Any of these apply

The pavement is slippery

There is heavy traffic

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On multilane roads, you should choose the lane which...?

Is furthest right

Is nearest the center of the road

Has the smoothest traffic flow

Is furthest left

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RXR painted on the pavement indicates that you are approaching...?

A railroad crossing

An intersection

A school zone

A construction zone

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