Free Wisconsin DMV Practice Test 2026 (WI)

Question 1

Approaching an uncontrolled T-intersection in Wisconsin from the road that ends, what must you do?

Accepted Answer

Yield to cross traffic on the through road

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Proceed first because you arrived first

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Yield only to vehicles turning left

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Stop and wait for a signal

Question 2

When entering a Wisconsin roundabout, to whom do you yield?

Accepted Answer

Traffic already in the roundabout, approaching from your left

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Traffic waiting to enter behind you

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Traffic approaching from your right

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No one — roundabout traffic yields to entering vehicles

Question 3

In which direction does traffic travel in a Wisconsin roundabout?

Accepted Answer

Counterclockwise

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Clockwise

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Either direction

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It varies by city

Question 4

May you change lanes while inside a Wisconsin multi-lane roundabout?

Accepted Answer

No, choose your lane before entering

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Yes, whenever traffic allows

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Only when exiting to the right

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Yes, if you signal first

Question 5

You approach a Wisconsin roundabout and there is no traffic circulating. What should you do?

Accepted Answer

Enter without waiting, since there is no traffic to yield to

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Stop, then sound your horn before entering

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Wait for the vehicle behind you to enter first

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Come to a complete stop and wait five seconds

Question 6

How far from a pedestrian using a guide dog or white cane must a Wisconsin driver stop?

Accepted Answer

At least 10 feet

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At least 20 feet

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At least 30 feet

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At least 5 feet

Question 7

In Wisconsin, when is a right turn on a red light permitted?

Accepted Answer

After a complete stop, when it is safe and there is no cross traffic

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Only between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m.

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Without stopping, if no one is coming

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Never — right turn on red is prohibited

Question 8

What must a Wisconsin driver do at a flashing red traffic signal?

Accepted Answer

Come to a full stop, then proceed when safe

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Treat it as a yield sign

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Slow down and proceed with caution

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Stop and wait for the light to turn green

Question 9

What does a steady red arrow mean in Wisconsin?

Accepted Answer

Stop completely and wait for the light to change

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Stop, then turn when it is clear

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Yield and then turn

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Proceed with caution in the arrow's direction

Question 10

What does a flashing yellow arrow mean in Wisconsin?

Accepted Answer

You may turn after yielding to oncoming traffic and pedestrians

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You have a protected turn

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Stop before turning

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The signal is out of service

Question 11

In Wisconsin, must you obey a flagger in a work zone even when the direction conflicts with a traffic signal or sign?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the flagger's directions take priority

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Only during daylight hours

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No, signs always take priority

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Only if a police officer is also present

Question 12

What shape is used only for a stop sign on Wisconsin roads?

Accepted Answer

Octagon

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Diamond

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Pentagon

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Triangle

Question 13

What does a yellow diamond-shaped sign mean in Wisconsin?

Accepted Answer

It warns of a hazard or a change in road conditions ahead

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It marks a construction zone

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It gives a regulatory speed limit

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It marks a route number

Question 14

In Wisconsin, what does a round yellow sign with a black X and the letters RR mean?

Accepted Answer

A railroad crossing is ahead

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You are at the crossing itself

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A rural route begins

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A rest area is ahead

Question 15

What information does the white X-shaped crossbuck sign at a Wisconsin railroad crossing give?

Accepted Answer

It marks the crossing and shows the number of tracks

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It marks the end of the crossing

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It shows the speed limit over the tracks

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It shows the train schedule

Question 16

What color are Wisconsin signs that warn of a construction or maintenance work zone?

Accepted Answer

Orange

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Green

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Blue

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Yellow

Question 17

What does an orange triangular emblem on the back of a vehicle mean in Wisconsin?

Accepted Answer

The vehicle travels at 25 mph or less

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The vehicle is carrying hazardous material

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The vehicle is a student driver

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The vehicle is disabled

Question 18

What does a yellow pennant-shaped sign posted on the left side of a Wisconsin highway indicate?

Accepted Answer

The beginning of a no-passing zone

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A merging lane ahead

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A pedestrian crossing

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A weight limit ahead

Question 19

What does a five-sided (pentagon) sign mean in Wisconsin?

Accepted Answer

A school zone or school crossing

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A weigh station

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A hospital ahead

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A dead-end street

Question 20

Which hand signal means the Wisconsin driver intends to turn left?

Accepted Answer

Left arm extended straight out the window

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Left arm pointing down toward the ground

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Left hand waving forward

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Left arm bent upward at the elbow

Question 21

Which hand signal means the Wisconsin driver intends to turn right?

Accepted Answer

Left arm bent at the elbow pointing up

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Left arm straight out

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Left arm pointing down

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Left arm moving in a circle

Question 22

Which hand signal means the Wisconsin driver is slowing or stopping?

Accepted Answer

Left arm pointing down toward the ground

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Left arm bent upward at the elbow

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Left arm extended straight out

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Both hands on the wheel

Question 23

How far in advance should a Wisconsin driver signal before turning at an intersection?

Accepted Answer

About three seconds, roughly 100 feet

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Only after beginning the turn

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About one second, roughly 25 feet

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About ten seconds, roughly 300 feet

Question 24

In Wisconsin, when must you turn on low-beam headlights based on visibility?

Accepted Answer

When you cannot see a vehicle or person 500 feet away

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When you cannot see 1,000 feet ahead

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Only during rain or fog

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When you cannot see 100 feet ahead

Question 25

During what hours does Wisconsin require headlights to be on?

Accepted Answer

From a half hour after sunset to a half hour before sunrise

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From sunset to sunrise exactly

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From one hour after sunset to one hour before sunrise

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Only between midnight and 5 a.m.

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