Regulatory sign pictures — Wyoming Permit Test

At a stop sign you must come to a complete stop.

A rolling stop leaves no time to see the car about to cross in front of you.

You must come to a complete stop.

A yield sign requires you to yield the right of way to cross traffic or to merging traffic.

The other road has the right of way, so its drivers will not slow down for you.

This shape requires that you yield the right of way to cross traffic or to merging traffic.

On the Interstate, DO NOT ENTER and WRONG WAY signs may mean you are about to go the wrong way on an exit ramp.

An exit ramp sends you head-on into traffic leaving the highway at speed.

be alert for “DO NOT ENTER” and “WRONG WAY” signs that might indicate that you are about to begin going the wrong way on an exit ramp instead.

If you find yourself going the wrong way on a ramp, pull onto the shoulder, stop, and turn around only when there is no oncoming traffic.

Turning around with cars coming at you puts your car broadside in their path.

If you find yourself going the wrong way on a ramp, you should pull onto the shoulder, stop and only turn around when there is no oncoming traffic.

Regulatory signs, such as the NO LEFT TURN sign pictured in the manual, tell you what to do, and you must always obey them.

Left turns are banned where they would cross traffic or a path that is unsafe to cut across.

These signs tell you what to do. You must always obey them.

Regulatory signs, such as the NO U TURN sign pictured in the manual, regulate traffic and direct the driver's speed and direction, and you must always obey them.

A car swinging around in the road blocks lanes in both directions at once.

Rectangular signs regulate traffic and direct the driver’s speed and direction.

A speed limit sign is a regulatory sign: it directs your speed, and you must obey it.

The limit is set for that road's curves, traffic and hazards, not as a suggestion.

Rectangular signs regulate traffic and direct the driver’s speed and direction.

What must you do at this sign?

Come to a complete stop. A rolling stop leaves no time to see the car about to cross in front of you. Wyoming Rules of the Road Driver License Manual, p.95: “You must come to a complete stop.”