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2026 Wyoming Car Insurance Calculator

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Wyoming state flag — 2026 car insurance rates

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$109
per month
$1,308
per year
Updated July 1, 2026

Local insurance tip

Wyoming has one of the lowest population densities in the nation and most insurers reflect that in competitive rural rates. The biggest risk unique to Wyoming drivers is wildlife. The state has some of the highest pronghorn, deer and elk collision rates in the country. Keeping comprehensive coverage active year-round is the single most practical protection for Wyoming drivers.

Cost Breakdown

Average Monthly Insurance Rate by Coverage Level
CoverageMonthlyDescription
WY minimum$51Legal bare minimum (liability only)
Standard liability$82High Liability, no physical damage
Full coverage$109Comprehensive ($500 ded.)
Premium protection$148Max liability ($250 ded.)
Average Monthly Insurance Rate by Age Group
AgeRiskMonthly
16-19Very high$322
20-24High$180
25-54Standard$109
55-69Low$104
70+Moderate$136
Average Monthly Insurance Rate by Driving History
ViolationRiskMonthly
CleanStandard$109
Speeding TicketModerate$133
At-Fault AccidentHigh$161
DUI / DWIVery high$311

Wyoming Snapshot · July 2026

Wyoming Car Insurance Rates by County July 2026

$109/mo

State avg (-56% US AVG)

#51

National Rank

40%

County Spread

Rate by Neighboring States (7)

Average Monthly Insurance Rate by State
RankStateMonthly Population
1Colorado$283+160%4,996,274
2Montana$215+97%988,210
3Utah$198+82%2,756,786
4South Dakota$179+64%807,958
5Nebraska$171+57%1,822,464
6Idaho$148+36%1,556,690
7Wyoming$109560,020

State Insight

Wyoming is the most affordable of its neighbors by a dramatic margin and the cheapest state in the country. Colorado is more than double Wyoming's average despite sharing a long border, the starkest neighboring state contrast anywhere in the country. Every other neighbor sits well above Wyoming. The state's sparse population, minimal litigation activity and low theft rates produce a cost profile that has no peer nationally.

Rate by Cities (Top 10)

Average Monthly Insurance Rate by City
RankCityMonthly Population
1Jackson$127+17%15,851
2Cody$122+12%15,011
3Gillette$116+6%41,750
4Cheyenne$112+3%86,283
5Casper$112+3%69,012
6Laramie$96-12%35,299
7Riverton$96-12%19,408
8Evanston$96-12%14,614
9Rock Springs$95-13%27,971
10Sheridan$91-17%24,558

Compared to WY avg ($109)

City Insight

Jackson leads the state as the only notable outlier. Teton County's concentration of high-value vehicles and resort tourism pushes it above every other Wyoming city, though even Jackson remains extraordinarily affordable by national standards. Sheridan and Rock Springs are the most affordable, their lower density and minimal traffic keeping rates well below even Wyoming's already low state average.

Rate by Counties (23)

Average Monthly Insurance Rate by County
RankCountyMonthly Population
1Teton$127+17%20,385
2Platte$122+12%8,813
3Goshen$122+12%12,925
4Niobrara$122+12%2,454
5Washakie$122+12%8,598
6Big Horn$122+12%11,675
7Park$122+12%27,860
8Hot Springs$122+12%4,797
9Weston$122+12%7,299
10Crook$122+12%6,996
11Sublette$122+12%10,255
12Lincoln$122+12%18,080
13Converse$116+6%13,802
14Campbell$116+6%45,949
15Laramie$112+3%91,106
16Natrona$112+3%75,149
17Fremont$99-9%40,124
18Albany$96-12%36,057
19Johnson$96-12%8,390
20Uinta$96-12%21,104
21Carbon$95-13%15,708
22Sweetwater$95-13%43,418
23Sheridan$91-17%29,076

Compared to WY avg ($109)

County Insight

Teton County stands apart at the top due to Jackson Hole's high-value vehicle concentration. Sheridan and Carbon counties are the most affordable, their sparse populations and low claim frequency pushing them to some of the lowest county-level rates in the entire United States.

What Every Wyoming Driver Needs To Know

What are the minimum car insurance requirements in WY for 2026?

Wyoming requires 25/50/20 minimums: $25,000 bodily injury per person, $50,000 per accident and $20,000 for property damage. Wyoming is an at-fault state and does not require PIP or Uninsured Motorist coverage.

Does Wyoming require Uninsured Motorist coverage?

No, UM/UIM is optional in Wyoming, but given the state's remote highway network and the practical difficulty of pursuing an uninsured driver through civil court when the nearest courthouse may be hours away, UM coverage provides an important safety net. Wyoming's uninsured driver rate is moderate but not negligible and rural accidents are harder to document and resolve than urban ones.

How do Wyoming winters affect auto insurance?

Wyoming is one of the windiest and snowiest states in the continental US and I-80 through southern Wyoming is one of the most frequently closed interstate segments in the country due to blizzard conditions. Winter collision claims are a meaningful cost driver for Wyoming insurers. Drivers who commute on exposed highway segments should ensure their collision coverage limits reflect the true replacement cost of their vehicle.

What are the penalties for driving uninsured in Wyoming?

Driving without insurance in Wyoming results in a fine of up to $750 for a first offense, license suspension and a requirement to file SR-22 for three years. Subsequent offenses carry higher fines. Wyoming uses an electronic insurance verification system and officers can confirm coverage status in real time during traffic stops.

Sources: Wyoming DOT