Vehicle Registration Flashcards

Wyoming offers a special registration category for 'antique' vehicles. What is the minimum age requirement for a vehicle to qualify?

Answer: 25 years old

In Wyoming, a vehicle must be at least 25 years old to qualify for antique vehicle registration.

Under Wyoming law, who is responsible for ensuring a vehicle's registration is current — the driver or the registered owner?

Answer: The registered owner of the vehicle

The registered owner bears the legal responsibility for keeping the vehicle's registration current, regardless of who is driving.

Wyoming allows certain vehicles to display 'dealer' plates. Who may legally use dealer-issued plates?

Answer: Only licensed motor vehicle dealers for demonstration purposes

Dealer plates may only be used by licensed motor vehicle dealers on vehicles for demonstration, transport, or business purposes.

If you sell your Wyoming-registered vehicle, what should you do with the license plates?

Answer: Keep them and transfer to your new vehicle or surrender to the County Treasurer

In Wyoming, license plates belong to the owner, not the vehicle — keep your plates to transfer to a new vehicle or surrender them to the County Treasurer.

Wyoming's 'Permanent Registration' option applies to which category of vehicles?

Answer: Certain trailers and semi-trailers

Wyoming offers a permanent registration option for certain trailers and semi-trailers, eliminating the need for annual renewal.

Which form of payment is generally NOT accepted at Wyoming County Treasurer offices for vehicle registration?

Answer: Cryptocurrency

Wyoming County Treasurer offices do not accept cryptocurrency as a form of payment for vehicle registration fees.

A Wyoming vehicle with a lien (auto loan) — where is the title held during the loan period?

Answer: With the lienholder (bank or lender)

When a vehicle has an outstanding lien, the title is held by the lienholder until the loan is paid in full.