Crossing a State Highway at an Angle
Wyoming law for ATVs and UTVs details how to safely cross a state highway at an angle to connect off-road trail segments.
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Riding Between Two Enrolled Segments
Wyoming enrolled roads and trails explain off-road vehicle access rules between designated segments on state lands.
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How the Interstate Cut Evanston Off From Its Trails
Interstate 80 cut Evanston off from regional trails, creating physical barriers and legal limits for off-road riders.
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Why Evanston Pushed for the Rule
Evanston residents pushed for state off-road vehicle rules to cross Interstate 80, overcoming barriers to reach the Uinta Mountains.
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Who Pays to Build a Crossing
Wyoming off-road trail crossings and the State Trails Program funding sources that pay for them across the state.
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How the 1,000 Machine a Year Cap Works
Wyoming off-road vehicle interstate crossings use an annual machine cap to manage safety at at-grade junctions.
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Crossing Under the Highway at a Grade-Separated Crossing
Grade-separated crossings in Wyoming provide safe underpasses for ORV riders to bypass major highways without traffic conflicts.
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How to Cross I-80 Legally on an ATV
Wyoming ATV riders learn how multipurpose vehicle registration permits legal and safe interstate highway crossings.
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Staying Right When Traffic Comes
Wyoming ATV and UTV traffic safety rules explain how to share roads and stay right when encountering oncoming vehicles.
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Mounting the Orange Triangle on the Back
Wyoming slow-moving vehicle emblem rules for ATVs and UTVs explain why, when, and how to mount the orange triangle.
