The Department of Transportation may suspend your license for the following reasons which require an SR-22 to reinstate:
How long do I need SR-22 insurance in Wyoming?
Depending on the court decision the required time to carry an SR22 is three (3) to five (5) years. If you are required to maintain the insurance policy for five years and you have no other violations during the first 36 months the state may waive the remaining 24 months.
Can I get SR22 insurance if I don’t own a car?
Yes, if you don’t own a vehicle you can get Wyoming non-owner SR-22 insurance which allows you to driver any vehicle. If your spouse owns a vehicle you must use that vehicle to get the SR-22.
What is the penalty for allowing my SR-22 policy to cancel?
If you cancel or let the auto insurance policy cancel prior to the end of the probation period your license will be suspended again. You will then have to get the policy started again which can increase the premium and your probation period starts over again.
Wyoming SR22 law requires liability insurance to protect other drivers in the event of an accident. The minimum SR22 requirements are:
While these limits are minimum they are rarely recommended levels of coverage. Ask your insurance agent what they recommend based on your financial position.
After a suspension is over you can get your old driver’s license back if it is still valid. A revocation cancels your driver’s license, and you must go through an investigation to be re-licensed once the revocation is over.
Offenses that cause a revocation:
In order to reinstate your license you need to make sure there are no more suspend able offenses and you have filed a form. Then you may pay the reinstatement fee in person, by mail or call.
It is against the law to operate a motor vehicle with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of .08 or above. The state of Wyoming has different acceptable levels depending on the type of driver.
Implied Consent Law
If you refuse to submit a chemical test in Wyoming your license will be suspended/revoked for the following timeframe:
First Refusal – 6 month suspension
Second Refusal – 18 month suspension
2010 Wyoming DUI Law Update
Relates to driving under the influence, amends the time in which a driver may not exceed the maximum blood alcohol level, makes corresponding amendments for youthful driver’s with detectable alcohol concentrations, amends the time in which chemical tests may be relevant, expands the period for enhanced penalties for prior violations, adds definitions, provides for an effective date.
Ignition interlock devices must be installed on any vehicle operated by anyone who has been convicted of certain alcohol-related offenses. You will be notified by mail if you are required to install the.
Listed below are some of the offenses and relative time requirements:
If the offender removes the IID prior to the end of the suspension period their driving privileges will be withdrawn until the suspension period ends.
Ignition Interlock Device Requirements:
Approved Ignition Interlock Device Companies:
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