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Wyoming

Wyoming Truck Permits for trip, fuel, oversize & overweight

A truck not registered for Wyoming runs on a registration trip permit of up to 96 hours. Without IFTA it also needs a separate fuel permit, up to 96 hours as well. Oversize and overweight permits follow WYDOT rules and are issued by the Wyoming Highway Patrol; a single-trip permit runs up to four days. Tell us the truck, load and route, and we file every Wyoming permit the trip needs before the truck reaches the line.

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What are you running through Wyoming?

Pick what fits your truck and load. Each answer opens the Wyoming rules and what we need from you.

Not sure which one? Call the 24/7 permit desk

(312) 395-7322

Source: WYDOT trip permits page; WYDOT Chapter 5, Size and Weight Limitations of Vehicles; Wyoming Highway Patrol commercial carrier and ports of entry pages.

Wyoming and Idaho

How Wyoming permits differ from Idaho's

A run across both states meets different trip permits, weights and travel hours at the line.

  1. Two permits or one

    Wyoming keeps registration and fuel apart, each up to 96 hours. Idaho combines them in one 120-hour trip permit, limited to three a year.

  2. Heavier on the interstate

    Wyoming allows up to 117,000 lbs on the interstate by bridge table without a permit. Idaho stops at 80,000 lbs on the interstate and 105,500 lbs off it.

  3. Holidays and traffic hours

    Wyoming parks escorted loads on six holidays, Thanksgiving Day only, and keeps loads over 18 ft wide off primary and secondary roads in school bus or heavy commuter traffic. Idaho bans loads over 13 ft wide at rush hour in the Boise valley and nine named cities.

How it works

Your Wyoming permit in three steps

  1. Send the load and route

    Truck, trailer, dimensions, weight, origin and destination. Your fleet details are saved for next time.

  2. We check and file

    Our permit desk checks the Wyoming rules for your load and files with Wyoming Highway Patrol / WYDOT.

  3. Get your permit

    You get the permit PDF, a written route and an interactive route map to share with the driver.

What will an oversize permit in Wyoming cost?

Enter your pickup and delivery locations, choose your permit type, and compare estimated permit costs across route options.

  1. Oversize and overweight permits across the lower 48 and DC
  2. State-by-state fee breakdown for each route option
  3. Order your permit or talk to a specialist
Calculate permit cost

FAQ

Wyoming permit questions

Does Wyoming combine the trip and fuel permits?

No. The registration trip permit and the fuel permit in lieu of IFTA are separate, each good for up to 96 hours. We order both in one go.

How many days does a Wyoming single-trip oversize permit give me?

No more than four. For repeat moves up to 12 ft wide, 15 ft high, 75 ft single unit and 120 ft overall, a Class D extended-period permit runs up to a year.

Does Thanksgiving park Wyoming loads for the whole weekend?

No. Escorted moves stop for Thanksgiving Day only, from sunset the evening before to sunrise the day after. A whole weekend is blocked only when a holiday makes it a three-day weekend.

Do Wyoming wind closures apply to permitted loads?

Yes, to vehicles prone to blow-over. Restrictions run in classes 1 to 4 on every highway, I-80 and I-25 included, and those loads must observe closures to light, high-profile vehicles.

Will you have my Wyoming permits ready before I reach the port?

Yes. Send the truck, load and route; our permit desk files the trip, fuel and oversize permits ahead of the port of entry, along with the rest of your route, 24/7.

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Wyoming permit pages

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Need a permit in Wyoming for this load?

Send the details once. We file with Wyoming Highway Patrol / WYDOT, plus every other state on your route.

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