Wyoming Driving & Vehicles Laws (2026)

Wyoming does not have any laws prohibiting driving barefoot. The Wyoming Statutes and Department of Transportation regulations do not require drivers to wear shoes. Driving barefoot is legal and unrestricted.

Wyoming Statutes § 31-5-601 requires vehicles to be driven within a single lane and prohibits lane splitting by motorcycles. Motorcyclists may not ride between lanes or rows of vehicles.

License Plate Covers are legal with restrictions in Wyoming. No significant legislative changes since 2023, but there is a continued emphasis on ensuring that plates are not obstructed.

Radar detectors are legal for use and possession in private passenger vehicles in Wyoming. Wyoming statutes do not prohibit radar detectors, and their sale is permitted. Commercial vehicles may be regulated under federal law.

Radar jammers are federally illegal in all states including Wyoming under FCC regulations. There have been no recent legislative changes in Wyoming regarding laser jammers.

Right turn on red is legal in Wyoming after coming to a complete stop and yielding to pedestrians and cross traffic, unless a sign prohibits it at a specific intersection. Wyoming law permits a right turn on a red light after a complete stop, unless a sign specifically prohibits it.

Studded snow tires are legal year-round in Wyoming with no seasonal restrictions. The use of studded tires is legal year-round in Wyoming.

Window Tinting is legal in Wyoming. Windshield tinting is allowed only above the AS-1 line. Rear side and back windows may be tinted without restriction. Medical exemptions exist under Wyo. Stat. § 31-5-930.