Wyoming Department of Transportation

WYODOT is the first state D-O-T in the nation to use up all of its stimulus funds.

All $157.6 million received by Wyoming through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act is now in the hands of the contractors. The mone

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Wyoming drivers can now choose to have authorities notify next of kin in the event of an emergency.

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From the Wyoming Department of Transportation as of 6:20 am

Road Closures
Date / time of last report

I-80 Corridor

    Laramie - I-80 between Laramie and Exit 323, Happy Jack Rd    

Nov. 02, 2011 06:25a

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With less cash to work with the Wyoming Highway Patrol is looking for ways to save money and turning an obscure stretch of Wyoming highway in the Shirley Basin from pavement to gravel could save the state  over 40 million dollars

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Traffic delays are expected on Wyoming Highway 220 as two houses are relocated. The Wyoming Department of Transportation warns that Thursday July 14th starting around 9am the first  of two thirty-some-foot-wide homes will start a trip from Alcova to Bessemer Bend

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Shaky federal funding is behind the Wyoming Department of Transportation's decision to redirect dollars toward preserving good roads and away from new construction. The change in focus is at the heart of the State Transportation Improvement Program or STIP announced last week. The program looks forward to projects slated for the next seven years. But Wydot spokesman, Jeff Goetz, says plans for widening of 220 west of Casper and the eventual construction of a west side Casper by-pass remain on the table.

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From the Wyoming Department of Transportation
U.S. 26 is closed west of Riverton due to flooding on the Big Wind River, and Wyoming Department of Transportation officials are monitoring flooding conditions on 17-Mile Road (Fremont County Road 334) and considering a possible closure of that roadway

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Have heard from an increasing number of people going to WYDOT to get licenses or renew licenses that the paperwork now needed is catching many people off guard.

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Beginning July 1st the default speed limits on all state roads, including unpaved roads, will change.

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