Wyoming DOT moving to electronic permitting for commercial carriers

The Wyoming Department of Transportation announced plans to transition to an electronic permitting system for commercial carriers.

Starting on October 1, 2024, WYDOT will roll out the ProMiles e-permitting system, an electronic system for all carriers and Wyoming Self-Issuing Permit Program holders.

Officials say that the new system will streamline the process of obtaining self-issued permits related to all oversized and overweight loads on Wyoming highways.

Following the October 1 rollout of the e-permitting system, the Wyoming Highway Patrol will establish a one year transition period to allow for questions from carriers and to provide training for users.

“We value all of the Wyoming Self-Issuing Permit Program holders,” said Troy McAlpine of the Wyoming Highway Patrol. “We understand the connectivity challenges that carriers may face, especially in rural Wyoming, and they will still be able to obtain clearances and permits by phone through a Port of Entry. We want everyone to be successful in this transition.

Motor carriers with questions can reach out to Troy McAlpine (307-777-4876) or Dustin Bumbaca (307-777-3958) of the Wyoming Highway Patrol, Commercial Carrier Section.

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