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This is the official Wyoming Driver Services Program website.

WYDOT's Driver Services Program administers and maintains Wyoming's driving records system, tests, and issues and processes all classes of driver licenses, commercial driver licenses, learner permits, graduated driver licensing, and identification cards.  Driver Services maintains driver history records, including convictions for motor vehicle offenses and crashes, and administers the process of withdrawing and reinstating driving privileges.


! Closures at Driver Services locations in September !

The Wyoming Department of Transportation is announcing a scheduled temporary closure of the Driver Services locations in select locations to train employees on the agency’s new MAX and oneWYO software systems. 

The closures announced so far are as follows: 

  • Cheyenne: Closed Sept. 9-10 and the morning of Sept. 11. Reopens to public at noon on Sept. 11. Normal hours on Sept. 12
  • Laramie: Closes at 3:30 p.m. Sept. 8. Closed Sept. 9-11. Reopens to the public for normal business hours Sept. 12. 
  • Rawlins: Closes at 2 p.m. Sept. 8. Closed Sept. 9-10 and most of Sept. 11. Reopens to the public at 2:30 p.m. Sept. 11. Normal hours on Sept. 12. 
  • Lusk: Closed Sept. 8-12. (Office is typically only open on Wednesdays)
  • Torrington: Closes at 3 p.m. Sept. 8. Closed Sept. 9-10 and most of Sept. 11. Reopens to the public 2 p.m. Sept. 11. Normal business hours Sept. 12. 
  • Evanston: Closes at 3 p.m. Sept. 15. Closed Sept. 16-18. Reopens to the public for normal business hours Sept. 19. 
  • Jackson: Closes at 12:30 p.m. Sept. 15. Closed Sept. 16-18. Reopens to the public for normal business hours Sept. 19.
  • Thayne: Closes at 12:30 p.m. Sept. 15. Closed Sept. 16-18. Reopens to the public for normal business hours Sept. 19.
  • Kemmerer: Open to the public at 3 p.m. Sept. 15. Closed Sept. 16-17. Reopens to the public at 2 p.m. Sept. 18. Open to the public Sept. 19. (Kemmerer office is typically only open on Thursdays and Fridays.)
  • Big Piney: Closed Sept. 15-19. (Office is typically only open Wednesdays)
  • Pinedale: Closed Sept. 15-19. (Office is typically only open Mondays and Tuesdays)
  • Rock Springs: Closed Sept. 16-17 and some of Sept. 18. Reopens to the public at noon on Sept. 18. Normal hours on Sept. 19. 

Virtual Lobby Now Available in Many Locations

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Click below to secure your place in line in Casper, Cheyenne, Cody, Gillette, Laramie, or Rock Springs, and receive a text or email to notify you when it's time to come into the office.

Driver Services Virtual Lobby


Learn more about Wyoming driver licenses and what documents you need to get one

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Learn more about commercial driver licenses and what documents you need to get one

Commercial Driver License
Learn more about Wyoming identification cards and how to apply to get one

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Learn why a medical and vision screening may be necessary and what you need to do

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Learn more about suspensions and how it can impact your driving privileges

Suspensions and Ignition Interlock

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Learn more about document requirements for driver license or ID card


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JUST TRAVELING THROUGH WYOMING? (511 Travel Information)

  • Drivers with Learner's Permits may drive in Wyoming as long as they are adhering to the restrictions associated with the permit they hold.  Example:  If the permit you hold requires another licensed driver to sit in the seat next to you when you are operating a motor vehicle, that restriction applies in Wyoming.  
  • Drivers with licenses issued from another country may drive in Wyoming as long as they have a valid driver license from their country. An International Driving Permit is recommended but not mandatory. This permit translates your driver license, so if needed, the proper authorities will be able to ascertain the information on your driver license. 
  • Drivers whose driving privileges are denied, suspended, cancelled or revoked in any state are in violation of Wyoming law if they operate a motor vehicle on Wyoming roadways. 
  • Drivers who are ticketed with moving violation convictions will not have these violations recorded in Wyoming, the convictions are sent to the driver's home state for their disposition. Additionally, convictions for driving under the influence and other alcohol or drug offenses may result in the withdrawal of driving privileges both in Wyoming and in the state in which you are licensed.