Wyoming instruction permit — Wyoming Permit Test

To get a Wyoming instruction permit, an applicant must pass a written knowledge test and a vision screening.

You must know the rules and see the road before you practice on it, even with a coach beside you.

Applicants should be prepared to pass a written knowledge test and vision screening.

A Wyoming instruction permit holder must be accompanied by a person 18 or older who holds a valid license for the type of vehicle being driven.

A new driver needs an experienced adult close enough to warn them and help before a mistake turns into a crash.

When operating a motor vehicle, the driver must be accompanied by a person 18 or older, who possesses a valid driver license for the type of vehicle being driven.

The licensed person supervising a Wyoming permit holder must sit in the front passenger seat while the vehicle is driven.

From the front seat the coach can see what the driver sees and talk them through it in time.

This person must occupy the front passenger seat, for purposes of instruction, while the vehicle is driven.

The person supervising a Wyoming permit holder must hold a valid driver license for the type of vehicle being driven.

A coach can only teach what they are licensed and able to drive themselves.

When operating a motor vehicle, the driver must be accompanied by a person 18 or older, who possesses a valid driver license for the type of vehicle being driven.

What must you pass to get a Wyoming instruction permit?

A written knowledge test and vision screening. You must know the rules and see the road before you practice on it, even with a coach beside you. Wyoming Rules of the Road Driver License Manual, p.10: “Applicants should be prepared to pass a written knowledge test and vision screening.”