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Wyoming Class C Knowledge Test Practice
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Which applicant can get a Wyoming license with full driving privileges?
Correct answer: A 16½-year-old who held an intermediate license for six months and passed approved driver education
Why
Wyoming's licensing path starts with an instruction permit at 15 and an intermediate license at 16. Full privileges are available at age 17, or at age 16½ for a driver who has held an intermediate license for six months, has no suspension of current privileges, and has completed an approved driver education course with behind-the-wheel training. A parent or guardian must also sign a minor's release.
Verified against Wyoming Rules of the Road, Class C · Age requirements · p. 7, 13
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