Wyoming License Plate Display Law — 2025 Guide
Wyoming requires front and rear plates for most vehicles, with exception for cars without factory bracket.
The Law at a Glance
Recent Changes
**2015 change**: Wyoming amended state law (similar to Nevada) to exempt vehicles without factory front bracket. Wyoming's bucking cowboy logo has appeared continuously since 1936 — the oldest continuous logo on a U.S. plate.
State-Specific Notes
Wyoming is a conditional two-plate state with the most iconic plate logo.
Plate Design Details
Coded by county and vehicle type: 1A-123A, 1/0A-123A, 1A-1234, or 1/0A-1234Letter Exclusions
Standard alphabet — no specific exclusions documented.
Historical Plates Still Valid
Earlier plates remain valid.
Notable Facts
Wyoming's iconic Bucking Horse and Rider logo has appeared continuously on its license plates since 1936 — the oldest continuously-used logo on a U.S. license plate. The 2015 Wyoming State Legislature amended state law to exempt vehicles without factory front brackets from the front-plate requirement.
How atroq Frames Stay Compliant in Wyoming
atroq frames in Wyoming are engineered to comply with all display requirements. The frame's recessed sticker windows keep renewal stickers visible. The frame's thickness does not obscure the alphanumeric serial, state name, or the issuing jurisdiction. atroq's universal mounting fits Wyoming's standard 6 × 12 inch passenger plates. Frame requirements vary by vehicle type — review the Wyoming statute or contact atroq if uncertain.
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