Required stops — Wyoming Permit Test

At stop signs, red traffic lights and flashing red lights, you must stop before the crosswalk.

Stopping past the line puts your car where people on foot are crossing.

Before the crosswalk at all stop signs, red traffic lights and flashing red lights;

You must stop when entering a street from a driveway, alley, building or parking lot, and when entering a business district from a side road.

People walk across driveways and alleys on the sidewalk, and drivers on the street do not expect a car to pop out.

When entering a street from a driveway, alley, building, or parking lot (W.S. 31-5-506) and when entering a business district from a side road;

You must stop when a police officer directs you to; an officer's directions outweigh traffic lights or signs.

An officer can see a crash or danger ahead that the signal cannot, and is there to take over from it.

When directed to do so by a police officer. A police officer’s directions outweigh traffic lights or signs;

You must stop when a flag person signals you to at or near construction sites.

Flaggers control one lane of traffic at a time, and going past them can put you head-on with cars from the other way.

When signaled by a flag person at or near railroad crossings or construction sites;

You must stop if you are in any way involved in a traffic crash.

Someone may be hurt, and leaving a crash you had a part in breaks the law even if you were not at fault.

If you are in any way involved in a traffic crash.

There is a crosswalk at a stop sign. Where must you stop?

Before the crosswalk. Stopping past the line puts your car where people on foot are crossing. Wyoming Rules of the Road Driver License Manual, p.50: “Before the crosswalk at all stop signs, red traffic lights and flashing red lights;”