Free Wyoming Motorcycle Practice Test (2026)

Wyoming · Checked October 2026

Study for the Wyoming Class M motorcycle license or endorsement knowledge test: a Wyoming module on the state's helmet, permit and rider-course rules, core lessons on safe riding, instant explanations and a timed simulation.

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Wyoming motorcycle license at a glance

LicenseClass M
Min. age15 (permit)
Helmet requiredUnder 18
AgencyWYDOT

A written knowledge test (WYDOT does not publish the number of questions or passing score) and a vision screening (20/40). For a one-year permit or the license you must also pass an on-cycle skills test in a controlled off-street area, on your own street-legal motorcycle; skills tests are not given in rain or snow or on a wet or icy course.

Wyoming motorcycle rules

RuleIn Wyoming
Minimum age15 for a motorcycle instruction permit; an intermediate motorcycle permit is available at 16 after 50 certified practice hours, and full privileges follow the same age rules as other licenses (17, or 16 and a half with driver education).
Helmet and eye protectionRiders and passengers under 18 must wear an approved helmet securely fastened. Wyoming law does not require helmets for riders 18 and older, but WYDOT urges every rider to wear an approved helmet plus face or eye protection. dot.state.wy.us
Rider training courseWYDOT's Wyoming Motorcycle Safety Program offers the Motorcycle Safety Foundation Basic RiderCourse (5-hour online eCourse plus 11 hours of riding) for anyone 15 or older; it costs $50 for Wyoming residents plus a service fee. The course is optional, but completing it waives all Class M testing if you show your completion card to Driver Services within two years. dot.state.wy.us
Skills test waiverYes (all tests)

Wyoming motorcycle permit restrictions

  • Passing the written exam and vision test gives you a 90-day motorcycle instruction permit; if you also pass the riding test, the permit is good for one year.
  • You may not carry any passenger on a motorcycle instruction permit or an intermediate motorcycle permit.
  • If you are under 17, you may ride only between 5 a.m. and 11 p.m. unless you have a work, school, medical or emergency exception.

How to get a Wyoming Class M motorcycle license or endorsement

  1. Study the Wyoming Motorcycle License Manual.
  2. If you are under 18, have a parent or legal guardian sign the Minor's Release Form.
  3. At a Driver Services exam station, pass the vision screening and written test and pay the motorcycle license fee to get a 90-day instruction permit.
  4. Practice without passengers, following the hour limits if you are under 17.
  5. Take the WYDOT Basic RiderCourse to waive all Class M testing, or pass the on-cycle skills test on your own street-legal motorcycle while wearing a helmet, face shield, gloves, long sleeves, full-length pants and closed-toe shoes.
  6. Have Class M added to your license (or get a motorcycle-only license) once you meet the age rules.

Tip: Many motorcycle crashes involve a car turning left in front of the rider. Expect questions about being seen, lane position and intersections, in addition to the state rules above.

Sample Wyoming motorcycle questions

1. What is the minimum age for a Wyoming motorcycle instruction permit?

  1. 14
  2. 15
  3. 16
  4. 17
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Correct answer: 15. Youths at least 15 may get a motorcycle instruction permit after passing a written exam and a vision test. Source: dot.state.wy.us

2. If you pass only the written exam and vision test, how long is your Wyoming motorcycle instruction permit valid?

  1. 30 days
  2. 60 days
  3. 90 days
  4. 6 months
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Correct answer: 90 days. The written exam and vision test earn a 90-day permit; passing the riding test as well gives a one-year permit. Source: dot.state.wy.us

3. Can a Wyoming motorcycle instruction permit holder carry a passenger?

  1. Yes, if the passenger is licensed
  2. Yes, during daylight
  3. Yes, if both wear helmets
  4. No, never
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Correct answer: No, never. A motorcycle permit holder may not ride with a passenger, and an intermediate motorcycle permit holder may not carry any passenger either. Source: dot.state.wy.us

Topics covered on the knowledge test

  • Protective gear: helmets, eye protection and clothing
  • Controls, pre-ride inspection (T-CLOCS) and starting out
  • Lane position, following distance and being seen
  • Braking, swerving and cornering
  • Intersections, blind spots and road hazards
  • Carrying passengers and cargo
  • Group riding, alcohol and fatigue

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a permit before taking the Wyoming rider course?

No. You must be at least 15 on the day of the course, and motorcycles and loaner helmets are provided. Passing the Basic RiderCourse waives all Class M testing if you present your card within two years.

Do adults have to wear a helmet in Wyoming?

No, the helmet law covers only riders and passengers under 18. WYDOT still strongly recommends an approved helmet and face or eye protection for everyone.

Can I ride between lanes of slow traffic in Wyoming?

No. Wyoming law prohibits riding between lanes of traffic or between rows of vehicles, and no more than two motorcycles may ride side by side in one lane.

Is this motorcycle practice test free?

Yes. Every lesson, practice round and simulation is free, with no sign-up.

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Official sources

The Wyoming rules and questions on this page were checked in October 2026 against the official motorcycle manual, the Wyoming Department of Transportation, Driver Services website or Wyoming law. When a detail is not published by an official source, we leave it out instead of guessing. Confirm current rules with the Wyoming Department of Transportation, Driver Services. PracticePermit.us is not affiliated with any government agency. How we write and check our questions.

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