Wyoming License Points Lookup
Enter your number of moving-violation convictions to see where it sits against Wyoming's levels, how long convictions count, and whether a course can help, from Wyoming Department of Transportation, Driver Services and Wyoming law. Runs in your browser; nothing is stored.
Official sources checked on October 21, 2026.
Use the total from your official driving record if you have it.
Counts convictions, not points
Wyoming
Wyoming does not use points. Drivers are allowed up to three moving violations within a 12-month period, and the fourth brings a 90-day suspension.
Other consequences
A probationary (limited) driver license may be available during a moving-violation suspension if the driver has not had one in the past five years; it requires a written record-review request with a $15 fee and, if approved, a $25 fee.
Other consequences
Reinstatement after a moving-violation suspension requires completing all withdrawal actions on record and paying the reinstatement fee, which is $50 for suspensions other than child support.
How long points count
The 12-month period is counted using the date of the offense.
Check your official record
$10.00 per record, in person at a driver examination station, through oneWYO, or by mail. Shows three years of moving violations and five years of DUI, reckless driving and other serious convictions (fee as stated on the WYDOT page).
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How Wyoming license points work
Wyoming does not use points. Drivers are allowed up to three moving violations within a 12-month period, and the fourth brings a 90-day suspension. (WYDOT Driver Services: Driving Privilege Withdrawal)
Wyoming conviction levels
Adult (full license)
- 4 convictions within 1 year: driving privilege suspended for 90 days; each additional moving violation within 12 months of the last three adds another 90 days (WYDOT Driver Services: Driving Privilege Withdrawal (Moving Violation Suspension))
Restricted class (RC) license
- 1 convictions: first moving violation conviction: 90-day suspension (WYDOT Driver Services: Driving Privilege Withdrawal)
- 2 convictions: second moving violation: one-year suspension (WYDOT Driver Services: Driving Privilege Withdrawal)
How long points count in Wyoming
The 12-month period is counted using the date of the offense. (WYDOT Driver Services: Driving Privilege Withdrawal)
Other consequences
- A probationary (limited) driver license may be available during a moving-violation suspension if the driver has not had one in the past five years; it requires a written record-review request with a $15 fee and, if approved, a $25 fee. (WYDOT Driver Services: Driving Privilege Withdrawal)
- Reinstatement after a moving-violation suspension requires completing all withdrawal actions on record and paying the reinstatement fee, which is $50 for suspensions other than child support. (WYDOT Driver Services: Driving Privilege Withdrawal)
What this page does not do
- It does not read your driving record. Only Wyoming Department of Transportation, Driver Services can confirm your current total.
- It does not predict a suspension: levels count only convictions inside each window, and the agency decides.
- It does not cover commercial (CDL) disqualifications or DUI suspensions, which follow separate rules.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many points before your license is suspended or revoked in Wyoming?
Wyoming's first level for an adult license is 4 convictions within 1 year: driving privilege suspended for 90 days; each additional moving violation within 12 months of the last three adds another 90 days. Lower levels apply to some younger or provisional drivers; see the levels above.
How long do points stay on your license in Wyoming?
The 12-month period is counted using the date of the offense.
How do I check my driving record in Wyoming?
Request it from Wyoming Department of Transportation, Driver Services: WYDOT: Driving Records. $10.00 per record, in person at a driver examination station, through oneWYO, or by mail. Shows three years of moving violations and five years of DUI, reckless driving and other serious convictions (fee as stated on the WYDOT page).
Sources
Official sources checked on October 21, 2026. General information, not legal advice.
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