Free Wyoming DMV Motorcycle Practice Test 2026
The Wyoming Motorcycle knowledge test has ~25 questions, and you need ~20 correct (~80%) to pass. Practice free with questions written from the official Wyoming driver handbook — every one has a clear explanation, and you can retake as often as you like with no sign-up.
Content reviewed against official driver handbooks · August 12, 2026
What's on the Wyoming written test
The Wyoming Motorcycle knowledge test has ~25 questions; you need ~20 correct (~80%) to pass.
Based on the official Wyoming exam format — always confirm current details with your state DMV.
Practice by topic
Focus on one area at a time — each topic has its own set of Wyoming practice questions.
Helmets, eye protection, and abrasion-resistant gear — what the motorcycle handbook requires and why each piece matters in a crash.
Throttle, clutch, both brakes, and shifting — the controls you must operate smoothly before the road test.
Countersteering, the slow-look-press-roll technique, and choosing the right line through a curve at motorcycle speeds.
Using both brakes together, stopping quickly without locking a wheel, and recovering from a skid.
Where to position yourself in the lane to be seen, managing blind spots, and sharing the road safely with cars and trucks.
Conspicuity — reflective and bright clothing, headlight use, and lane position that make a rider easier for drivers to see.
Gravel, wet pavement, grooved roads, and railroad tracks — reading and handling surfaces that matter far more on two wheels.
Learn the shapes, colors, and meanings of regulatory, warning, and guide signs — from stop and yield to construction and school-zone signs.
Speed limits, turning and signaling rules, headlight and seat-belt requirements, and the everyday laws every driver must follow.
Who goes first at intersections, four-way stops, roundabouts, and crosswalks, and how to yield to pedestrians and emergency vehicles.
Blood alcohol limits, zero-tolerance and implied-consent laws, and how alcohol and drugs — legal or not — affect your driving.
How to pass the first time
- Read the official Wyoming driver handbook at least once before test day.
- Practice by topic to find your weak spots, then fix them.
- Take full-length practice tests until you pass comfortably every time.
- Read every explanation — understanding beats memorizing.
Wyoming Motorcycle test — frequently asked questions
How many questions are on the Wyoming Motorcycle test?
The Wyoming Motorcycle knowledge test has ~25 questions, and you need ~20 correct (~80%) to pass. Our practice tests mirror that format.
How many questions can I miss on the Wyoming Motorcycle test?
You can miss up to ~5 of the ~25 questions and still pass — you need ~20 correct, which is ~80%.
Can I retake the practice test?
Yes — practice as often as you like, completely free. The questions and answer choices are shuffled each time.
Can I take the Wyoming practice test in Spanish?
Yes. Every question here is available in English and Spanish — switch languages anytime. Many states also offer the real knowledge test in languages other than English; confirm what Wyoming offers with your DMV.
Can I practice on my phone?
Yes. The practice tests work in any mobile or desktop browser — no app or sign-up needed — so you can study anywhere.
Are these the real DMV test questions?
No. Our questions are original, written from the current official Wyoming driver handbook to match the real test's topics and style. We are not affiliated with any DMV or government agency.
What's the best way to study?
Read the Wyoming driver handbook, practice by topic to target weak areas, and finish with full-length tests until you consistently pass.
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Wyoming Motorcycle questions with answers
20 sample questions from the Wyoming Motorcycle question bank — each with the correct answer, a short explanation, and the section of the official handbook it comes from.
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1. Approaching a place where other traffic could cross your path, which direction does the driver handbook say to check first after looking ahead?
Correct answer: To the left
The handbook warns against counting on signs or signals to keep your path safe. Look ahead first, then left, since vehicles from the left reach you first, then right, and then both ways again.
Source: Wyoming Rules of the Road Driver License Manual — Right of way at intersections
2. Under Wyoming's required-equipment rules for motorcycles, which of these items is optional?
Correct answer: Front and rear turn signals
Every Wyoming motorcycle must have at least one headlight, taillight, brake light and red rear reflector, a left-side mirror, and a working muffler and horn. The manual says front and rear turn signals are optional.
Source: Wyoming Rules of the Road Motorcycle License Manual — Required equipment
3. Your rear tire suddenly goes flat on the highway. What should your first actions be?
Correct answer: Grip the handlebars firmly, back off the throttle, and ride straight
When either tire goes flat, the manual says to grip the handlebars firmly, roll off the throttle and hold a straight line, braking only if needed.
Source: Wyoming Rules of the Road Motorcycle License Manual — Tire failure
4. In SIPDE's Identify step, how does the manual treat stationary objects such as potholes, guard rails and hedges?
Correct answer: They won't move into your path but can still affect your riding strategy
Stationary objects like potholes, guard rails, bridges, signs, hedges and trees won't move into your path, but the manual says they can still shape your riding strategy.
Source: Wyoming Rules of the Road Motorcycle License Manual — SIPDE
5. A road has two lanes going in your direction. Which lane does the manual say usually has the smoothest flow of traffic?
Correct answer: The right lane
On multi-lane roads, ride in the lane with the smoothest flow. With two lanes in one direction, that is usually the right lane; with three or more, it is usually the middle lane or lanes; and a road with special left-turn lanes may see its left lane flow best.
Source: Wyoming Rules of the Road Motorcycle License Manual — Use of lanes
6. You're about to slow down to turn into an alley in the middle of a block. Why does the manual suggest flashing your brake light first?
Correct answer: Drivers behind may not expect you to slow at that spot
It matters most when you'll be slowing at a spot drivers don't anticipate, like mid-block or at an alley, or slowing more sharply than they'd expect, such as when turning off a high-speed highway.
Source: Wyoming Rules of the Road Motorcycle License Manual — Brake light
7. A rider wants to hold onto a friend's pickup truck to get pulled up a steep hill. What does Wyoming's rule say?
Correct answer: Attaching yourself or your motorcycle to a moving vehicle is prohibited
No rider may attach themselves or the motorcycle to another moving vehicle on the road. The one exception is hitching a trailer or semi-trailer that is designed for motorcycles.
Source: Wyoming Rules of the Road Motorcycle License Manual — Basic rules and regulations
8. Halfway through a right turn, you catch yourself staring at the curb on the outside of the turn. What does the LOOK step tell you to do instead?
Correct answer: Aim your eyes along your intended path through the turn
In the LOOK step you aim your gaze through the turn toward your intended path, moving just your head and keeping your eyes level.
Source: Wyoming Rules of the Road Motorcycle License Manual — Turning
9. A rider leaves the jacket at home on a hot summer day to avoid overheating. What does the manual say about riding jackets in warm weather?
Correct answer: Many are designed to protect you without making you overheat
The manual says to wear a jacket in hot weather too, since it helps prevent dehydration, and notes that many jackets are made to protect you without overheating you, even in summer.
Source: Wyoming Rules of the Road Motorcycle License Manual — Clothing
10. In driving-simulator demonstrations described in the manual, what did test subjects who had been drinking do?
Correct answer: Turned the wrong way and hit the accelerator when they meant to brake
In the Execute step, simulator subjects sometimes turned left when they meant to turn right and hit the accelerator when they meant to brake, even when they seemed sober. Those who acted correctly still acted more slowly.
Source: Wyoming Rules of the Road Motorcycle License Manual — Effects on decision-making
11. You've finished passing a car and are ready to move back into your original lane. What does the manual say to do first?
Correct answer: Signal once more and check mirrors and over your shoulder; cancel the signal once back in
After riding through the passed vehicle's blind spot quickly, signal again and check your mirrors and over your shoulder before moving back, then cancel the signal.
Source: Wyoming Rules of the Road Motorcycle License Manual — Passing and being passed
12. An ambulance with flashing lights has just passed you while you were stopped at the roadside. What should you do before moving again?
Correct answer: Watch for other emergency vehicles that may be following
Remain stopped until the emergency vehicle has gone by, and look for any other emergency vehicles before you start moving again.
Source: Wyoming Rules of the Road Driver License Manual — Right-of-way involving emergency vehicles
13. Your throttle sticks partly open while you're riding. What does the manual tell you to try first?
Correct answer: Roll the throttle back and forth a few times
Twisting the throttle back and forth several times may free a stuck cable. If it stays stuck, the next step is the engine cut-off switch together with pulling in the clutch.
Source: Wyoming Rules of the Road Motorcycle License Manual — Stuck throttle
14. What does the manual recommend when riding a moped downhill?
Correct answer: Don't pedal; shut the motor off and pump the brakes
Pedaling helps a moped climb hills, but going downhill the manual says not to pedal; instead, switch off the motor and pump the brakes.
Source: Wyoming Rules of the Road Motorcycle License Manual — Moped tips
15. In SIPDE's Identify step, why does the manual single out pedestrians and animals?
Correct answer: Their movements are unpredictable, short and sudden
When identifying hazards, the manual notes that pedestrians and animals are unpredictable and tend to make short, quick movements.
Source: Wyoming Rules of the Road Motorcycle License Manual — SIPDE
16. On a two-lane road, the center has a broken yellow line on your side and a solid yellow line on the oncoming side. May you pass?
Correct answer: Yes, if the way is clear
The driver handbook's diagrams show that when the solid yellow line is only on the oncoming side, a driver on the broken-line side may pass if the way is clear. A solid yellow line on your own side means you cannot pass.
Source: Wyoming Rules of the Road Driver License Manual — Pavement markings
17. Which of these is NOT one of the situations where the manual suggests a quick beep of the horn?
Correct answer: A car ahead has just switched on its headlights
The manual recommends a short tap on the horn before you pass someone who might drift into your lane, such as a driver in the next lane crowding the vehicle ahead, a parked car with someone in the driver's seat, or a person walking or bicycling in the street.
Source: Wyoming Rules of the Road Motorcycle License Manual — Horn
18. You move to Wyoming holding a valid motorcycle license from another state. According to the manual, which test may be waived?
Correct answer: The on-cycle skills test
First-time Wyoming applicants must pass every part of the exam, including the knowledge, vision and on-cycle skills tests, but presenting a current license from another state, or a completion certificate from an approved safety course, can waive the skills test.
Source: Wyoming Rules of the Road Motorcycle License Manual — First Wyoming licenses
19. Starting a curve at the outside of your lane gives you a longer view ahead. What else does it do, according to the manual?
Correct answer: It increases the effective radius of the turn
When no traffic is present, beginning at the outside of a curve makes the turn's effective radius larger as well as extending how far you can see.
Source: Wyoming Rules of the Road Motorcycle License Manual — Cornering
20. A 15-year-old passenger rides with her helmet strapped to the luggage rack instead of wearing it. Does that satisfy Wyoming law?
Correct answer: No. Approved headgear must be securely fastened on her head
The headgear rule covers minors who ride on a motorcycle, not just those who operate one, and the helmet has to be approved and securely fastened on the rider's head. Carrying it on the motorcycle does not count.
Source: Wyoming Rules of the Road Motorcycle License Manual — Basic rules and regulations