Normally, you have to be 15 years old to get a learners permit in Wyoming. 

There are some exceptions for teens living in extreme rural areas that need to drive themselves to school, who can apply for a restricted drivers license at 14. Please contact the Wyoming DMV for more information.

Anyone can take online driver education. Teen Driving Course offers excellent drivers education courses designed to aid Wyoming teens as they learn Wyoming the rules of the road and prepare for Wyoming drivers license and learners permit exams. As for Wyoming state driver education requirements, you will need to contact your local Wyoming DMV office to see if online driver education is an option to fulfill those requirements.

An original or certified copy of your birth certificate, or some other acceptable form of ID.  Try to have your parent/guardian come with you, or you will be asked to provide a signed written approval from your parent/guardian before they'll let you take your Wyoming learners permit test.

Don’t worry if you don’t pass your learners permit test the first time-- you can come back take again the very next day.

If you sign up with Teen Driving Course, it's unlikely that you'll even have to deal with this problem. Our ?location? online drivers education class prepares you so well for your learners permit test, chances are you'll pass it with flying colors on your first try!

35 questions, of which you will need to answer at least 28 correctly (that's 80%).  Even if you don't pass the first time, you can take the final exam over and over again until you score at least an 80%.  You are not charged extra for retaking the final exam.
 

Teen Driving Course is mainly designed to help you prepare for your drivers test and to help you become a safer and smarter driver.

If you're wondering if Teen Driving Course satisfies Wyoming's specific drivers education requirements, you will need to check with your local Wyoming DMV office.

Teen Driving Course will mail your completion certificate to you right after you pass your final exam. Delivery time is normally about 3-5 business days. However, you may opt to have your certificate delivered by FedEx for an additional fee. FedEx offers 3rd Day, 2nd Day, and Overnight Delivery service. The choice is yours.

Yes, you can.  However, you MUST have an 18-year old licensed Wyoming driver in your passenger seat at all times.

There are a few exceptions in which a Wyoming learners permit holder living in a rural area can drive alone between the hours of 5am and 8pm if they are driving to school and have written authorization from the Wyoming DMV.  You must keep this written authorization with you whenever you drive.  You will need to show it to any law enforcement officer who asks why you're driving unsupervised with a learners permit.

 

6 months.  You must also have had your 16th birthday before upgrading to an intermediate driver's license in Wyoming.

While you are not required to take a state-approved drivers education course which includes behind-the-wheel training from a licensed Wyoming professional driving instructor, not taking it may delay your being able to get a provisional drivers license for up to six (6) months after your 16th birthday.

As you know, Wyoming is a physically large, but only sparsely populated state with a rugged terrain.  As such, many Wyoming drivers must take long drives often through many different types of driving conditions.  The DMV wants to make sure that you are fully prepared to handle driving in Wyoming.

Therefore, you will need to log at least 50 hours of driving practice with your licensed driver-parent/guardian, or a licensed driver who's at least 18 years old and approved by your parent/guardian.  10 of these 50 hours must be done at night.

With a learners permit, you are not allowed to have passengers under the age of 18 who are not related to you. 

Intermediate license holders may only carry one (1) non-family passenger who's under 18 years of age unless a qualified supervising driver is in the vehicle.  Additionally, every passenger in the vehicle must wear their own seat belt.

No, you cannot drive alone with only a Wyoming learners permit.  An exception is if you have a restricted junior drivers license which allows you to drive to and from school. 

Please know that you may not drive at all with only a learners permit in Wyoming between the hours of 8pm and 5am.

No!  Teen Driving Course offers the best online Washington drivers education courses at the lowest prices.  To ensure our prices stay the lowest around, our fees occasionally fluctuate.  For a complete list of our current prices, please click on the "Course Options" tab. 

Absolutely!  Teen Driving Course stands 100% behind its products. If you decide for whatever reason that our online drivers education class isn't for you, simply let us know before we send out your completion certificate and we'll give you a full refund, with no questions asked.

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