Wyoming driving record — Wyoming Permit Test

WYDOT keeps a computerized driving record of every Wyoming driver, listing all convictions and the adverse actions that result from them.

Your record follows you, so every ticket counts toward later suspensions and what you pay to insure a car.

It contains a record of all convictions, motor vehicle convictions, and adverse actions as a result of these convictions.

A legal parent or guardian can get a copy of a child's Wyoming driver record if the child is a minor under 18.

Parents share responsibility for a teen driver, so they are allowed to see how that teen is driving.

A legal parent or guardian can obtain a copy of a child’s driver record, if the child is a minor under the age of 18 years.

To get another person's Wyoming driver record, you must present the examiner a written release from that person.

A driving record is private, so the person it belongs to decides who gets to see it.

It is possible to obtain another’s driver record provided a written release is presented to the examiner from the person whose driver record is being released.

Federal law bars WYDOT from giving drivers' personal information to people or businesses for surveys, marketing and solicitations.

Your photo, phone number and medical details belong to you, not to companies that want to sell you something.

The Federal Driver’s Privacy Protection Act prohibits WYDOT from providing personal information to individuals and businesses for the purposes of surveys, marketing and solicitations.

What does WYDOT's driving record for each driver contain?

Convictions and resulting adverse actions. Your record follows you, so every ticket counts toward later suspensions and what you pay to insure a car. Wyoming Rules of the Road Driver License Manual, p.17: “It contains a record of all convictions, motor vehicle convictions, and adverse actions as a result of these convictions.”