Wyoming considers toll roads to fix aging highways and rising traffic, exploring pilot programs with public input.

Wyoming is exploring the possibility of introducing toll roads to improve its highway infrastructure, as state officials evaluate options to address aging roads and increasing traffic. The discussion, prompted by rising maintenance costs and federal funding limitations, includes pilot programs on select corridors. While no final decisions have been made, officials emphasize public input and long-term sustainability. The state is studying tolling models used in other regions to balance cost recovery with driver convenience.