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WYDOT: No Need to Visit DMV for a Few Months

With public shutdowns still in effect, WYDOT wants you to stop worrying about getting to the DMV.

Last week, Governor Gordon issued an Executive Order allowing for a 90-day grace period for expired driver licenses and identification cards, extending from March 15th through June 1, 2020. This grace period extends for learning permits as well. Any scheduled driving tests – with one exception – have been postponed until the conclusion of this grace period.  The sole purpose of this order is to keep people away from physically visiting DMV offices. Three guesses why.

That being said, WYDOT is still open for business. They encourage everyone to explore the other services online, email, and over the phone. You can submit applications and request paperwork completely through email. Commercial driver license tests, however, are still being conducted by appointment only. Commercial drivers requiring an exam should call WYDOT’s offices and employees will work to expedite the process given how crucial truckers have become during the pandemic.

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