Senate approves measure letting local authorities set speed limits on unpaved roads without state speed study
Senate File 32 passed the Senate 23-4-4 after debate about local control, liability and the cost of state speed studies; supporters framed it as returning authority to county road experts.
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The Wyoming Senate on Jan. 20 passed Senate File 32, a bill allowing local authorities to set speed limits on unpaved roads without requiring a state-conducted speed study.
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