Chain and traction law · Wyoming
WYDOT uses two chain law levels. They apply to passenger and commercial vehicles, on the routes WYDOT names. Below: the chain and traction reports in the WYDOT feed right now, then the law, each item linked to the official page it comes from.
Chains, adequate snow tires, or AWD.
Source: dot.state.wy.us/home/travel/winter/chain_law.htmlChains, or AWD with adequate M+S or all-weather tires. Commercial vehicles chain two drive wheels on one axle.
Source: dot.state.wy.us/home/travel/winter/chain_law.htmlThe fine amounts and the statute were not confirmed on an official page. This page does not state them.
Wyoming's traveler site. Current chain and traction requirements are posted there.
Road conditionsEvery closure and alert WYDOT is posting, on one map.
Winter closuresSeasonal closures with the dates each agency gives.
Live mapChain and traction reports from every state feed on one map.
WYDOT uses two chain law levels. They apply to passenger and commercial vehicles, on the routes WYDOT names. The levels, rules and fines on this page are linked to the official source. The sign on the road is the rule that applies.
The fine amounts and the statute were not confirmed on an official page. This page does not state them.
WYDOT posts current requirements. The block at the top of this page reads the WYDOT feed every five minutes and lists chain and traction reports. If the feed cannot be reached, the page says so.
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