Wyoming golf cart laws explained — W.S. 31-5-124 lets registered multipurpose vehicles on public roads (not interstates), with WYDOT titling under W.S. 31-2-232.
Only if registered as a multipurpose vehicle. Wyoming folds qualifying golf carts into its multipurpose vehicle (MPV) category rather than a separate low-speed vehicle class. Under W.S. § 31-5-124, a registered MPV may operate on public streets and highways — but never on interstate highways. Unregistered golf carts stay on private property. Related: Golf carts in Wyoming
Title and register it through WYDOT under W.S. § 31-2-232. Per the WYDOT multipurpose vehicle program, an MPV must have at least four wheels, an unladen weight generally between 300 and 3,000 pounds, a permanent seat at least 24 inches off the ground, an assigned identifying number, and the required road equipment. The operator needs a valid driver's license and insurance. Related: Shop street-legal golf carts
Under W.S. § 31-5-124, a registered multipurpose vehicle may operate on public streets and highways but is prohibited on interstate highways, and a slower MPV that can't reach the road's maximum speed must keep to the extreme right edge of the roadway. Factory-certified FMVSS 500 models like the DENAGO CITY qualify; TIGON delivers across Wyoming, call 1-844-844-6638. Related: Shop Low Speed Vehicles