WY DMV Vehicle Registration 3

Question 1

In Wyoming, vehicle registration fees are based primarily on which factor?

Accepted Answer

The vehicle's age and manufacturer's suggested retail price (MSRP)

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The vehicle's fuel type

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The owner's driving record

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The number of miles driven annually

Question 2

What is the penalty for operating an unregistered vehicle on Wyoming public roads?

Accepted Answer

A fine and possible vehicle impoundment

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A warning for the first offense

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Only a points assessment on your license

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Mandatory vehicle inspection

Question 3

Which of the following is required to register a newly purchased vehicle in Wyoming?

Accepted Answer

Proof of liability insurance

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A smog/emissions test certificate

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A federal vehicle identification tag

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Proof of annual vehicle inspection

Question 4

Wyoming specialty or personalized license plates cost more than standard plates. When must the additional specialty plate fee be paid?

Accepted Answer

Annually at each registration renewal

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Only when the plates are first issued

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Every five years

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Only if the vehicle changes owners

Question 5

A Wyoming resident purchases a vehicle out of state. Within how many days must they title and register the vehicle in Wyoming?

Accepted Answer

30 days

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60 days

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90 days

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45 days

Question 6

Which of the following information does NOT typically appear on a Wyoming vehicle registration certificate?

Accepted Answer

Owner's date of birth

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Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)

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License plate number

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Vehicle make and model year

Question 7

In Wyoming, if a registered vehicle is totaled or destroyed, what should the owner do with the license plates?

Accepted Answer

Transfer them to a replacement vehicle or surrender them

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Leave them on the vehicle for the insurance company

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Return them to the County Treasurer for a prorated refund

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Dispose of them as the owner sees fit