Wyoming teen-driver guide
Wyoming learner permit and intermediate license for teens
Wyoming combines a regular learner permit with an intermediate GDL stage and also offers a separate restricted hardship route for some younger teens.
- 16intermediate permit minimum
- 50 / 10hours / night
- 5am–11pmintermediate window
Regular learner permit usually begins at 15–16
Practice requires a licensed adult age 18+ in the front passenger seat.
Intermediate permit starts at 16
The teen needs at least 10 days on a learner permit plus 50 actual driving hours, including 10 at night, before the intermediate step.
Intermediate driving is generally 5 a.m.–11 p.m.
Passenger limits also apply, with official exceptions for specified situations.
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Official sources
- Wyoming DOT — Learner Permits
- Wyoming DOT — Testing
- Wyoming DOT — Driver Manuals
- Wyoming DOT — Driver Services
- Wyoming DOT — Driver License FAQs
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