What's the Passing Score on Wyoming's Permit Test?

Passing the test earns the instruction permit, but Wyoming requires it to be held for at least 10 days before applying for an intermediate license — a short, deliberate cooling-off period on top of the 50 required supervised hours.

Missing that detail can catch an otherwise-ready applicant off guard on appointment day if the paperwork is filed too early.

An intermediate license holder can't drive unsupervised outside 5 a.m. to 11 p.m., and can't carry more than one non-family passenger under 18 — both restrictions lift at 17, or sooner with driver's education and 6 clean months on the intermediate license.

Knowing the exact exceptions to each rule — a licensed adult 18 or older riding along, or travel to school, work, a religious activity, or an emergency — is worth more than knowing the restriction alone.

Aim for a consistent 90% or higher in practice, well above the 80% floor, since actual test-day nerves tend to shave a few points off whatever score you're hitting in relaxed conditions at home.

A topic-by-topic breakdown after each practice test catches a specific weak spot that an overall percentage alone would hide.