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Wyo4News, [email protected]com
ROCK SPRINGS, WYOMING (January 2, 2020) — The Wyoming Legislature will be considering a new bill, filed for the 2021 session of the legislature.
The bill, named House Bill 37, would establish road usage charges ranging from 0.013 cents to 0.14 cents a mile.
The bill includes the creation of a road usage charge program.
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Vehicle owners would be charged based on the “category” of their vehicle. There are 6 categories, each ranging in price per mile:
- Motorcycles and multipurpose vehicles (all-terrain and off-road recreation vehicles), $0.013 per mile
- Passenger cars, $0.0215 per mile
- Pickup trucks, vans, sports utility vehicles, and crossovers (including gasoline and diesel-powered), $0.0287 per mile
- Buses and single unit (4 or more axle) trucks, $0.065 per mile
- Single trailer trucks, $0.1032 per mile
- 7 or more axel multi-trailer trucks, $0.1435 per mile
According to the bill, these rates may adjust every three years to account for inflation.
Read the entire bill by clicking here.
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