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Committee approves bill to change renewal, replacement fees and ID rules for Wyoming licenses
Summary
The committee voted unanimously to advance House Bill 30, which extends certain license expiration periods to a standard five years, creates a $20 replacement-license fee for online replacements, clarifies contested‑case hearing timing, and removes an automatic expiration at age 20 for licenses issued under the graduated system.
The Transportation, Highways & Military Affairs Committee voted 5–0 to recommend passage of House Bill 30, a set of driver‑license and identification changes the department presented as part of a broader modernization project.
Misty Zimmerman, program manager for Wyoming Driver Services, told the committee the bill standardizes expiration and replacement rules and creates a lower-fee online replacement credential. The measure would change licenses issued to persons who completed the graduated licensing process so they no longer…
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