Wyoming auto insurance

Whether you're navigating heavy summertime tourist traffic or driving in snowy winters, make sure you're covered before hitting the road. See Wyoming's auto insurance requirements, as well as some optional coverages and discounts available from Progressive.

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Does Wyoming have minimum car insurance requirements?

Yes. Wyoming auto insurance requirements include these minimum liability coverage limits:

$25,000 in bodily injury per person
$50,000 in total bodily injury per accident
$20,000 in property damage liability

These minimum limits are mandatory for all drivers in Wyoming, but they might not fully protect your financial well-being. Consider increasing your liability limits if you have a large number of assets. Check out more details on auto liability insurance.

Consider comprehensive and collision coverage

If you're leasing or financing a vehicle, your lender likely requires you to carry collision and comprehensive coverage. But even if you own your car, these coverages can be beneficial. Learn more about comprehensive and collision coverage.

Drivers nationwide who switch and save with Progressive save nearly $750 on average.^* Get your car insurance quote today.

How much is auto insurance in Wyoming?

The average liability-only Progressive auto insurance policy (single driver/single car) in Wyoming cost $64 per month in 2020-2021.^** Keep in mind that the cost of car insurance can vary based on several factors, such as your ZIP code and driving record. Learn more about the factors that impact auto insurance rates.

How can I lower the cost of my car insurance policy?

Discounts are a great way to get cheap car insurance in Wyoming. We offer several ways for Wyoming residents to save, including:

Multi-car
Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT)
Homeowner
Online quote
Paid in full
Five-year claim-free
Multi-policy
Online signature

Do you own or rent your home? Bundling your car insurance with your renters or home insurance in Wyoming can help you save money.

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Pro tip:

With our Name Your Price^® Tool, you tell us how much you want to pay, then select from coverage options in that range.

Interesting facts about driving in Wyoming

Texting while driving is banned in Wyoming. Furthermore, you can be pulled over with texting as the only offense. Encourage the teen drivers you know to put down hand-held devices and stay focused on the road to lessen the chance of an accident. Learn more about insurance for teens.
To keep Wyoming's highways safe in the winter, state lawmakers passed the Chain Law. This two-tiered law requires drivers to use tire chains or specialized tires in hazardous conditions.
Wyoming roads have seen about a 26% increase in traffic over the last two decades. Stay alert and eliminate distractions while you drive. Plus, consider collision coverage to protect against vehicle damage from an accident — whether you're at fault or not.