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Paying or Contesting a Traffic Ticket in Wyoming

How to pay, contest or reduce a traffic ticket in Wyoming, and what happens if you ignore it.

Short answer: Citations eligible for online payment can be paid through CitePay USA, the service the State of Wyoming uses to receive citation payments (help line 833-660-1879, including if you cannot find your citation number). Wyoming Judicial Branch, Payments; Frequently Asked Questions

Paying or looking up a ticket onlineCitations eligible for online payment can be paid through CitePay USA, the service the State of Wyoming uses to receive citation payments (help line 833-660-1879, including if you cannot find your citation number). Payment must be made on or before the court date. To contest a citation, appear on the court date at the court listed on the citation. The Judicial Branch warns that text messages demanding payment for unpaid traffic tickets are scams; call your local courthouse instead.
Payment: https://mobile.citepayusa.com/ ; FAQ: https://www.wyocourts.gov/about-the-courts/frequently-asked-questions/
Source: Wyoming Judicial Branch, Payments; Frequently Asked Questions
License suspensionGrounds include four or more moving violations in 12 months (90 days), DWUI and administrative per se (90 days for a first offense), reckless driving (90 days for a first offense in five years), failing to resolve a traffic citation (suspension until the court confirms the citation is satisfied), a court conviction for no liability insurance (until an SR-22 is filed), an uninsured crash, and nonpayment of child support. Reinstatement requires completing all withdrawal actions and paying a reinstatement fee ($50 for most suspensions; $5 for child support), plus an SR-22 for some offenses. Revocations (for example, a third DWUI or third reckless driving) require a driver investigation to be relicensed.
Source: WYDOT, A Guide to Driving Privilege Withdrawals

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How do I pay or look up a traffic ticket online in Wyoming?
Citations eligible for online payment can be paid through CitePay USA, the service the State of Wyoming uses to receive citation payments (help line 833-660-1879, including if you cannot find your citation number). Payment must be made on or before the court date. To contest a citation, appear on the court date at the court listed on the citation. The Judicial Branch warns that text messages demanding payment for unpaid traffic tickets are scams; call your local courthouse instead.
What gets your license suspended in Wyoming?
Grounds include four or more moving violations in 12 months (90 days), DWUI and administrative per se (90 days for a first offense), reckless driving (90 days for a first offense in five years), failing to resolve a traffic citation (suspension until the court confirms the citation is satisfied), a court conviction for no liability insurance (until an SR-22 is filed), an uninsured crash, and nonpayment of child support. Reinstatement requires completing all withdrawal actions and paying a reinstatement fee ($50 for most suspensions; $5 for child support), plus an SR-22 for some offenses. Revocations (for example, a third DWUI or third reckless driving) require a driver investigation to be relicensed.

General legal information, not legal advice. Laws change and local rules can differ; check the linked official source or talk to a lawyer about your situation.