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WYOMING

WYOMING DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

TRANSPORTATION FACTS 2015

Eighteenth Edition

Wyoming Transportation Facts

Published January 2016

Wyoming Department of Transportation

This booklet was compiled in late 2015 and contains the most recent information available.

In some cases, that information is from 2014 or earlier.

Cover photo by Rick Carpenter

Inquiries about this Fact Book may be directed to:

John Davis(307) 777-4158

Management ServicesWyoming Department of Transportation

5300 Bishop Blvd.Cheyenne WY 82009-3340

http://www.dot.state.wy.us

General InformationWYDOT Vision, Mission, Values, and Goals .................... 1Organization Chart .......................................................... 2Department Contacts ..................................................... 3Transportation Commission .........................................4-5Aeronautics Commission ................................................ 6District Engineers ............................................................ 7Wyoming Highway Patrol Districts and Divisions .........8-9

Road & Travel InformationRoad & Travel ...........................................................10-11

Licensing Information & Miles TraveledLicense Plate, Registration & Title Information ............ 12Driver’s License Exam Stations and Registered Vehicles 13 Driver’s Licenses Issued ................................................ 14Vehicle Miles Traveled for Selected States ................... 14 Vehicle Miles Traveled in Wyoming .............................. 15

Fatality Rates & Crash StatisticsFatality Rates ............................................................... 16Traffic Fatalities and Alcohol-Involved Crashes ............. 17Crash Facts .................................................................... 18Seat Belt Usage ............................................................. 19 Non-Restrained Fatalities.............................................. 20

FinancesWYDOT Total Revenue .................................................. 21Revenue By Source ....................................................... 21WYDOT Expenditures.................................................... 22Wyoming and Its Neighboring States’ Gasoline and Diesel Fuel Tax Rates .............................................. 23Motor Fuel Tax Revenue - Annual Yield per Penny ....... 23Distribution of Fuel Taxes ............................................. 24

Table of Contents

Motor Fuel Tax Collections ........................................... 25Gasoline Tax Distribution .............................................. 26Diesel Tax Distribution .................................................. 27Motor Fuel Tax Receipts ............................................... 28Fuel Consumption ......................................................... 28State and Federal Funding ............................................ 29 Impacts of Inflation ....................................................... 29

Trucking InformationTruck Size and Weight Limits ........................................ 30Ports of Entry ................................................................ 30

Road InformationRoad Improvement Costs ............................................. 31System Size vs. Use ....................................................... 31Percentage of Construction Jobs Completed on Time .. 32Annual Cost Overrun as Percentage ............................. 32Road Deterioration vs. Time ......................................... 33State Highway System Performance Trends ................. 34Pavement Condition and Rehabilitation ....................... 35State Highway Percentages and Pavement Types ......... 36Traffic Levels ................................................................. 37

Bridge InformationBridge Conditions ....................................................38-39

Other Transportation ModesWyoming Rail System ................................................... 40WYDOT Transit Program ..........................................40-41Public Transit Information .......................................42-43Wyoming Airport System .........................................44-45Total Wyoming Airport Passengers ............................... 46

Other MapsRest Area and Scenic Byways Map................................ 47National Highway System ............................................. 48

Table of Contents

1

WYDOT Mission, Vision, Values and Goals

Vision StatementExcellence in Transportation

MissionTo provide a safe, high quality, and efficient transportation system.

Values• Honesty• Accountability• Commitment• Respect• Innovation

Goals• Improve safety on the state transportation system.• Serve our customers.• Improve agency efficiency and effectiveness.• Take care of all physical aspects of the state transportation

system.• Develop and care for our people.• Exercise good stewardship of our resources.

General Information

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WYDOT Organization Chart

General Information

DIRECTORWilliam T. Panos

GOVERNORMatthew H. Mead

TRANSPORTATIONCOMMISSION

ATTORNEY GENERALPeter K. Michael

AERONAUTICSCOMMISSION

CIVIL RIGHTS PROGRAMCOMPLIANCE & INVESTIGATIONDRIVER SERVICESEMPLOYEE SAFETYFUEL TAX ADMINISTRATIONHUMAN RESOURCESMOTOR VEHICLE SERVICESOFFICE SERVICESTRAINING SERVICES

SUPPORT SERVICESADMINISTRATOR

Tom Loftin

BRIDGECONTRACTS & ESTIMATESGEOLOGYHIGHWAY DEVELOPMENTHIGHWAY PROJECT DELIVERYMATERIALSPLANNINGRIGHT-OF-WAY

ASST. CHIEF ENGINEERENGINEERING & PLANNING

Vacant

DISTRICTS 1 - 5FIELD OPERATIONS

CHIEF ENGINEERGregg Fredrick

BUDGETENTERPRISE TECHNOLOGYFINANCIAL SERVICESGIS/ITSHIGHWAY SAFETYINFORMATION TECHNOLOGYPROCUREMENT SERVICESTELECOMMUNICATIONSTRAFFIC

ASST. CHIEF ENGINEEROPERATIONS

Ken Shultz

OPERATIONS COMMANDERFIELD OPS COMMANDER DISTRICTS 1 - 5SUPPORT SERVICES COMMANDER DISPATCH & TECHNOLOGY EVIDENCE & EQUIPMENT COMMERCIAL CARRIER SAFETY, TRAINING & RECORDS

HIGHWAY PATROLADMINISTRATOR

Col. Kebin Haller

AIR SERVICE DEVELOPMENTENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTIONFLIGHT OPERATIONSPLANNING & PROGRAMMING

AERONAUTICSADMINISTRATOR

Dennis Byrne

LEGAL

INTERNAL REVIEW SERVICES

MANAGEMENT SERVICES

STRATEGIC PERFORMANCE IMPROVEMENT

PUBLIC AFFAIRS

COMMISSION SECRETARY/LEGISLATIVE LIAISON

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DirectorWilliam T. Panos ................................................... (307) 777-4484

Chief EngineerGregg Fredrick ...................................................... (307) 777-4484

Assistant Chief Engineer, Engineering & PlanningVacant ............................................................................................

Assistant Chief Engineer, OperationsKen Shultz ............................................................. (307) 777-4484

Support Services AdministratorTom Loftin ............................................................. (307) 777-4484

Aeronautics AdministratorDennis Byrne ........................................................ (307) 777-3952

Highway Patrol AdministratorCol. Kebin Haller ................................................... (307) 777-4301

Information Desk ..............................................(307) 777-4375

WYDOT Website ............................. http://www.dot.state.wy.us

Department Contacts

General Information

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Transportation Commissionof Wyoming

District 1 - Bob Ruwart.......................................(307) 322-3146 P.O. Box 461, Wheatland, WY 82201

District 2 - K. John Dooley ..................................(307) 760-6664 2423 Dover Drive, Laramie, WY 82072

District 3 - Todd Seeton ......................................(307) 413-4190 P.O. Box 8075, Jackson, WY 83002

District 4 - Rick Newton .....................................(307) 217-191035 Shady Lane, Buffalo, WY 82834

District 5 - Bruce McCormack .............................(307) 899-4234 2325 Newton Ave., Cody, WY 82414

District 6 - Mike Larson ......................................(307) 334-2104P.O. Box 864, Lusk, WY 82225

District 7 - Clair Anderson ..................................(307) 856-7480642 S. Federal Blvd., Riverton, WY 82501

Commission Secretary - Sandy Scott ..................(307) 777-4007 5300 Bishop Blvd., Cheyenne, WY 82009-3340

General Information

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Wyoming Aeronautics Commission

District 1 - Charlie Ksir .......................................(307) 745-5617 2068 N. 17th Street, Laramie, WY 82072

District 2 - Doyle R. Vaughan ..............................(307) 413-1011 P.O. Box 9405, Jackson, WY 83002

District 3 - William DeVore.................................(307) 262-13504113 W. Yellowstone Highway, Casper, WY 82604

District 4 - Charles Wilkie ...................................(307) 347-6519P.O. Box 1084, Worland, WY 82401

District 5 - Pete Schoonmaker ............................(307) 673-9710 1 East Alger, Sheridan, WY 82801

At Large - John Newton......................................(307) 899-7143 79 Bear Creek Rd. Cody, WY, 82414

At Large - Jerry Dilts ...........................................(307) 463-0808 3530 Riverside Dr., Riverton, WY 82501

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General Information

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District Engineers

District 1 - Pat Persson .......................................(307) 745-2100 3411 S. 3rd St., Laramie, WY 82070

District 2 - Lowell Fleenor ..................................(307) 473-3200 900 Bryan Stock Trail, Casper, WY 82601

District 3 - Keith Compton ..................................(307) 352-3000 P.O. Box 1260, Rock Springs, WY 82902

District 4 - Mark Gillett ......................................(307) 674-2300 10 East Brundage Ln., Sheridan, WY 82801

District 5 - Shelby Carlson ..................................(307) 568-3400 P.O. Box 461, Basin, WY 82410


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Wyoming Highway Patrol Districts and Divisions


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District 1 - Captain Tom Stoker ...........................(307) 777-43415300 Bishop Blvd., Cheyenne, WY 82009-3340

District 2 - Captain Shawn Dickerson ..................(307) 473-3231900 Bryan Stock Trail, Casper, WY 82601

District 3 - Captain Jim Thomas ..........................(307) 352-31083200 Elk Street, Rock Springs, WY 82901

District 4 - Captain Carl Clements .......................(307) 674-231710 East Brundage Lane, Sheridan, WY 82801

District 5 - Captain Tom Pritchard ......................(307) 568-3447218 West C Street, Basin, WY 82410

Commercial Carrier - Captain Scot Montgomery (307) 777-43125300 Bishop Blvd., Cheyenne, WY 82009-3340

Districts

General Information

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Division Station Phone #

Headquarters Cheyenne Main # (307) 777-4301

A Cheyenne (307) 777-8976

B Casper (307) 473-3235

C Sheridan (307) 674-2390

D Evanston (307) 789-3119

E Rock Springs (307) 352-3110

F Torrington (307) 532-1280

G Worland (307) 347-6545

H Rawlins (307) 328-4101

I Lander (307) 332-4155

J Laramie (307) 745-2126

K Jackson (307) 733-3869

L Gillette (307) 685-5970

M Douglas (307) 358-6862

N Cody (307) 587-9729

O Cheyenne-EPD (307) 777-8910

P Elk Mountain (307) 348-7770

Q Sundance (307) 283-1642

T Pinedale (307) 367-4422

Dispatch Cheyenne (307) 777-4321

Wyoming Highway Patrol Districts and Divisions

Division Offices

General Information

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Road & Travel Information


Phone Numbers:Dial 511 or Toll-free (888) WYO-ROAD (888) 996-7623

Website:http://www.wyoroad.info

Emergency Phone Numbers:Wyoming Highway Patrol & REDDI (Report Every Drunk Driver Immediately)Toll Free within Wyoming: (800) 442-9090Cellular phone calls from within Wyoming: #HELP (#4357)

Road Closures:Roads in Wyoming may close at any time because of crashes or dangerous traveling conditions, including icy roads, blowing snow, hazardous materials spills, fires, snowslides, and landslides.

The maximum penalty in Wyoming for willfully failing to observe road closure gates or other closure signs, markers, warnings, notices, or directions is a $750 fine and 30 days in jail (W.S. 24-1-109).

Reminder:• Conditions at road closure gates may differ from conditions

a few miles down the road.• It is against the law to drive on a closed road without

authorization.• The safest option is to return to the nearest city or town

and wait for the road to open.

Wyoming Road & Travel Info

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Other Numbers:Colorado ............................................................. (303) 639-1111Idaho .................................................................. (888) IDA-ROAD (888) 432-7623Montana ............................................................ (800) 226-ROAD (800) 226-7623Nebraska ............................................................ (800) 906-9069South Dakota ..................................................... (866) MYSD511 (866) 697-3511Utah.................................................................... (866) 511-UTAH (866) 511-8824Yellowstone National Park ................................. (307) 344-2117

Today more road and travel information is delivered by text and e-mail messages than by telephone.

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In Wyoming, license plates are issued by the county treasurer’s office in each county. Title information may be obtained from the county clerk’s office. The county numbers represent the first number on license plates issued in that county.

County CountySeat

County Treasurer

(License Plates)

County Clerk(Titles)

Cnty #

Albany Laramie (307) 721-2502 (307)721-2541 5Big Horn Basin 568-2578 568-2357 9Campbell Gillette 682-7268 682-7285 17Carbon Rawlins 328-2631 328-2668 6Converse Douglas 358-3120 358-2244 13Crook Sundance 283-1244 283-1323 18Fremont Lander 332-1104 332-2405 10Goshen Torrington 532-5151 532-4051 7Hot Springs Thermopolis 864-3616 864-3515 15Johnson Buffalo 684-7302 684-7272 16Laramie Cheyenne 633-4232 633-4246 2Lincoln Kemmerer 877-9056 877-9056 12Natrona Casper 235-9370 235-9211 1Niobrara Lusk 334-2432 334-2211 14Park Cody 527-8630 527-8600 11Platte Wheatland 322-2092 322-2315 8Sheridan Sheridan 674-2520 674-2500 3Sublette Pinedale 367-4373 367-4372 23Sweetwater Green River 872-3720 872-3732 4Teton Jackson 733-4770 733-4430 22Uinta Evanston 783-0333 783-0306 19Washakie Worland 347-2031 347-3131 20Weston Newcastle 746-2852 746-4744 21

License Plate, Registration & Title Information

Licensing Information & Miles Traveled

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Baggs 383-2000 Laramie 745-2225Basin 568-2529 Lovell 548-2494Big Piney 276-3059 Lusk 334-2098Buffalo 684-5809 Newcastle 746-2690Casper 473-3333 Pinedale 367-4381Cheyenne 777-3835 Rawlins 328-4102Cody 587-3346 Riverton 856-3202Douglas 358-7190 Rock Springs 352-3001Dubois 455-3140 Sheridan 672-5924Evanston 789-2257 Sundance 283-2557Gillette 682-2671 Thayne 883-5003Jackson 733-4571 Thermopolis 864-9407Kemmerer 877-9372 Torrington 532-1270Lander 332-9858 Wheatland 322-6509

Worland 347-6528

Driver’s License Exam Stations

Source: Motor Vehicle Services Program


Number of Currently Registered Vehicles in WyomingJuly 31, 2015

Passenger 375,996 Trucks 258,222 Motorcycles 29,832 Multipurpose Vehicles 23,194 University of Wyoming 5,711 Handicapped 3,946 Trailer 209,484 County Commercial 12,646 County Commercial Trailer 12,618 Other 5,447 Apportioned Commercial 10,449 Apportioned Trailer 6,713 Total 954,258

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State Miles Per Capita

Wyoming 15,936

North Dakota 13,658

Alabama 13,413

Mississippi 12,945

Oklahoma 12,377

New Mexico 12,028

Indiana 11,871

National Average 9,372

Source: Management Services Program

Wyoming Licenses Issued

Commercial 37,412

Source: Driver Services Program

Vehicle Miles Traveled forSelected States, October 2014

Current Number of Valid Driver’s Licenses August 2015


Total 434,415

Non-Commercial 397,003

Average Daily Vehicle Miles Traveled in Wyoming25,154,948

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Vehicle Miles Traveled in Wyoming

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Off the StateHighway System

7,591,438

Average Daily Vehicle Miles Traveled in Wyoming25,154,948


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Fatality Rates vs. VehicleMiles Traveled

Wyoming vs. U.S. Fatality Rates

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Fatal Crashes and Alcohol-Involved Fatal Crashes

Source: WYDOT’s Highway Safety Program

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Crash Facts

Source: Highway Safety Program

Total Traffic Crashes 14,808

Total Persons Injured (Non-Fatally)3,989

How many drivers were involved? 21,458

How many vehicles were involved?23,118

What type of fatal crashes occurred most often? Overturn/Rollover

How many crashes involved 14-20 year old drivers? 2,830

How many crashes involved trucks?1,599

How many crashes involved school buses?48

How many crashes involved motorcycles?290

In what month did the most crashes occur? November

On what day of the week did the most crashes occur? Monday


2014 Wyoming Traffic Crashes “Quick Facts”

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Seat Belt Usage


% of Wyoming residentsobserved using restraints

% of restraint usage nationwide

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Non-Restrained Fatalities


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Note: Data regarding seat belt use is derived from the Inves-tigator’s Traffic Crash Report, which includes the driver and passenger(s) only. The data excludes vehicle types not normally equipped with seat belts, such as motorcycles, farm equipment, construction vehicles, mopeds, snowmobiles, ATV’s, wheelchairs and other pedestrian vehicles, bicycles, and so forth.

For a small number of fatalities each year (fewer than 10), re-straint use cannot be determined. These fatalities are excluded from the non-restrained category, but they are included in the overall fatality totals.


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WYDOT Total Revenue

Source: Budget Program/Financial Services

* Anticipated

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$500

$600

$700

$800

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Drivers License$4,351,482

Registrations$66,615,542

Federal Aid$272,782,508

Fuel Taxes$122,851,858

General Funds$34,449,466

Other$25,088,068

Severance Taxes$6,711,500

Royalties$66,472,500

Vehicle Fees$11,447,551

Finances

Anticipated Revenue By Source Fiscal Year 2016Total Revenue $610,770,475

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WYDOT Expenditures

Anticipated FY2015

Anticipated FY2016

Source: Budget Program/Financial Services

Highway Improvement/Contract Maintenance

$348,562,840

Other Expenditures$27,863,795

Operating Transfers Out$7,012,517

Support Services/Regulatory

$14,291,657

Administration$1,694,542

Regular/Special Maintenance/

Operations$104,977,469

Planning/Administration

$18,894,076

CapitalExpenditures$10,146,518

Law Enforcement$43,578,421

Aeronautics$38,767,534

Finances

Highway Improvement/Contract Maintenance

$336,389,881

Other Expenditures$23,239,248

Operating Transfers Out$7,838,644

Support Services/Regulatory

$14,331,370

Administration$1,728,969

Regular/Special Maintenance/

Operations$109,341,038

Planning/Administration

$26,957,939

CapitalExpenditures$8,643,431

Law Enforcement$43,532,421

Aeronautics$38,767,534

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Motor Fuel Tax Revenue- Annual Yield per Penny of Motor Fuel Tax*

Source: U.S. Department of Transportation Federal Highway Administration 2014 Highway Statistics.

Wyoming and Its Neighboring States’ Gasoline and Diesel Fuel Tax Rates

MontanaGasoline: 27.75Diesel: 28.5

Wyoming*Gasoline: 24Diesel: 24

South DakotaGasoline: 30Diesel: 30

NebraskaGasoline: 27.7Diesel: 27.1

ColoradoGasoline: 22Diesel: 20.5

UtahGasoline: 29.4Diesel: 29.4

IdahoGasoline: 32Diesel: 32

Cents Per Gallon

Finances

*Includes gasoline, gasohol, and diesel fuel on-highway use.

*Wyoming’s fuel tax rates increased 10 cents July 1, 2013.

Colorado $27.57 million Idaho $9.29 million Montana $7.23 million Nebraska $12.38 million South Dakota $4.65 million Utah $14.64 million Wyoming $7.03 million

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Distribution of Fuel Taxes

Anticipated Special Fuels Diesel Tax Total: $94,086,263Fiscal Year 2016

Source: Budget Program/Financial Services/Fuel Tax Admin.

State HighwayFund

$63,531,606

Cities$4,235,440

Counties$16,941,762

L.U.S.T.$8,408,929

Administration$968,526

Anticipated Gas Tax Total: $85,610,545Fiscal Year 2016

Finances

State ParksSnowmobile

$921,867State Parks

Motor Boats$882,422

Cities$11,913,842

State HighwayFund

$45,669,713

L.U.S.T.$3,433,084

Counties$10,722,433

State/County$11,119,596

State ParksOff-Road Vehicles

$947,588

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Motor Fuel Tax Collections

Anticipated Motor Fuel Tax Collections Fiscal Year 2016

Source: Budget Program

Wyoming Resident(47.5%)

Non-Wyoming Resident(52.5%)

Finances

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Gasoline Tax Distribution

- 1/3 Based on area of

- 1/3 Based on rural

- 1/3 Based on

- 3/4 Based on gasoline taxes paid

- 1/4 Based on

14% to County Road

- 1/2 Based on area of

- 1/2 Based on rural

57.5% to Highway Fund

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following gasoline tax revenue is deducted and distributed as follows:

From Snowmobiles and Motorboats

- Credited to an earmarked revenue account within the Department of Parks and Cultural Resources

- Determined by formula

(L.U.S.T.) PennyAn amount equivalent to the one cent is diverted from WYDOT’s severance taxes to the Department of Environmental Quality for leaking underground fuel

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Finances

24- Cent Gasoline Tax Distribution

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Diesel Tax Distribution

2 This 2% is not taken from the 10-cent increase authorized July 1, 2013.

20% to Counties- 1/3 Based on area of

county ratio- 1/3 Based on rural

population ratio- 1/3 Based on

assessed valuation ratio

5% to Cities- Based on

population ratio

75% to Highway Fund

Exemptions apply W.S. 39-17-1051

Prior to further distribution, up to 2% is diverted to the Highway Fund for collections and distribution.

(L.U.S.T.) PennyAn amount equivalent to the one cent is diverted from WYDOT’s severance taxes to the Department of Environmental Quality for leaking underground fuel storage tank clean-up activities.

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Finances

24- Cent Diesel Tax Distribution

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Gasoline and Gasohol

48%356.7 million

gallons

Diesel52%

392.0 milliongallons

Motor Fuel Tax Receipts

Source: Budget Program/Financial Services/Fuel Tax Admin.

Note: Tax receipts include all motor fuels. Fuel consumption is limited to highway use – L.U.S.T., off-road use, and refunds to other jurisdictions are not included.

Gasolineand Gasohol

48%$85.6 million

Diesel52%

$94.1 million

Includes L.U.S.T.

Finances

Anticipated Total Receipts: $179.7 millionFiscal Year 2016

Total Consumption: 748.7 million gallonsFiscal Year 2016

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State and Federal Funding

State Highway Improvements as Percentage of Total Program

- Actual or Anticipated Obligations -


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18%

13%

14% 14

%

14% 6% 7%

62% 57

% 60%

70%

69%

72% 70

%

70% 67

%

67% 64

%7%

29%

Finances

More than $3.50 today is needed to purchase what $1 bought in 1987.

1987

2015

Impacts of Inflation

30

Legal Width: 8-1/2 ft.Legal Height: 14 ft.Legal Length: 60 ft. For single units or semi-trailers in a truck-tractor and semi-trailer combination 81 ft. For a semi-trailer, trailer, or double semi-trailer combined length in a truck-tractor and semi-trailer, trailer, or double semi-trailer combination including the connecting mechanism 85 ft. Any combination of vehicles other than those listed above No combination of vehicles may consist of more than three single vehicles.Legal Axle Weights: Single axle - 20,000 lbs. Tandem axle - 36,000 lbs. Triple axle - 42,000 lbs. Gross weight - 117,000 lbs.

For oversize or overweight load information call (307) 777-4376 or 777-4747.

Notice: Information subject to change.

Truck Size and Weight Limits

Source: Wyoming Highway Patrol’s Commercial Carrier Section

Ports of Entry

Trucking Information

Frannie (307) 664-2389Gillette (307) 682-4030Kemmerer (307) 877-4229Laramie (307) 745-2200Lusk (307) 334-3814Sheridan (307) 674-2350 Sundance (307) 283-1616 Torrington (307) 532-2519

Alpine (307) 654-7569Casper (307) 265-3532Cheyenne I-25 (307) 777-4896 I-80 (307) 777-4894 US 85 (307) 777-4895Evanston (307) 789-3538

31

One mile of road in Wyoming costs the following to preserve: 2-lane bituminous preservation: $150,000 to $250,000 4-lane (interstate) bituminous preservation: $300,000 to $700,000One mile of road in Wyoming costs the following to resurface: 2-lane bituminous overlay/resurface: $350,000 to $1,000,000 4-lane bituminous overlay/resurface: $850,000 to $2,000,000Reconstructing one mile of road in Wyoming costs approximately the following: 2-lane bituminous reconstruction: $700,000 to $2,000,000 4-lane bituminous reconstruction: $1,500,000 to $3,500,000 4-lane concrete reconstruction: $3,500,000 to $4,750,000(Reconstruction in mountainous terrain can be substantially more expensive than the flat land reconstruction figures given.)

Although the State Highway System (including the 914 miles of interstate) amounts to less than 25 percent of the total number of roads in the state, it carries nearly 70 percent of the state’s vehicle traffic.

Road Preservation, Resurfacing, and Reconstruction

28,993Miles ofroads in

Wyoming

9.18BillionMiles

23.32%

30.02%

76.68% 69.98%

Mileage Vehicle Miles Traveled

State Highways Non-State

Road Information

System Size vs. Use

32

Percentage of ConstructionJobs Completed on Time

0%

1%

2%

3%

4%

5%

6%

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

Ove

rrun

s on

Cons

truc

tion

Proj

ects

Year

Source: Construction Program

2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

Perc

enta

ge

Year

70%

75%

80%

85%

90%

95%

100%

Road Information

Annual Cost Overrun Expressed as Percentage

Source: Chief Engineer

33

Tim

ely

mai

nten

ance

is th

e ke

y to

getti

ng th

e m

axim

um li

fe fr

om o

ur p

avem

ents

. For

eve

ry

dolla

r not

spen

t on

timel

y pr

even

tive

mai

nten

ance

, $4

to $

8 w

ill b

e ne

eded

for c

ompl

ete

reco

nstr

uctio

n a

few

yea

rs la

ter.

Road Deterioration vs. Time

Source: Pavement Management System

Exce

llent

Goo

d

Fair

Poor

Faile

d

Asph

alt P

avem

ents

Conc

rete

Pav

emen

ts

YEAR

S

2 54 10

6 158 20

10 2512 30

14 35

Reconstructio

n

Thick-lift

Asph

alt

Ove

rlay

Chip

-Sea

lTh

in-lift

over

lay

Preven

tativ

eM

aint

enan

ce

Fully

Ope

ratio

nal

Each

$1

ofRe

novatio

nCo

st H

ere

Will

Cos

t $4

to $

8 if

Dela

yed

to H

ere

12%

of

Life

40%

Dro

p in

Qua

lity

75%

of L

ife

40%

Dro

p in

Qua

lity

100 0

*Cri

tica

l Tim

e*

*Cri

tica

l Tim

e*

Road Information

34

State Highway SystemPerformance Trends

Source: Materials Program

2002

2004

2006

2008

2010

2012

2014

2016

2018

2020

202

2

202

4

20

26

20

28

20

30

20

32

20

34

% of Total Miles

Year

Perc

enta

ge P

oor

Proj

ecte

d Pe

rcen

tage

Poo

rPe

rcen

tage

Goo

d to

Exc

elle

ntPr

ojec

ted

Perc

enta

ge G

ood

to E

xcel

lent

0%

10

%

20

%

30

%

40

%

50

%

60

%

70

%

80

%

90

%

10

0%

Road Information

Pavement Condition

35

Yearly Pavement Rehabilitation Miles 2002-2015*

Statewide Highway System Pavement Condition(Includes all surfacing improvements through 2015)

Pavement Conditionand Rehabilitation


0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

90%

100%

Total Statewide Interstate Non-Interstate NHS Non-NHS

% Good to Excellent % Poor to Fair

Perc

enta

ge o

f Mile

s

System

0

100

200

300

400

500

600

700

800

Mile

s

2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015Year

Projects constructed with American Reinvestment and Recovery Act (ARRA) Funds

Projects constructed with State General Funds

Projects constructed with Construction Program Budget

Projects constructed with AbandonedMine Land Funds

Ten Cent Fuel Tax Funding

Road Information

* M

ileag

e fo

r Int

erst

ate

high

way

pro

ject

s inc

lude

s

both

dire

ction

s.

36

State Highway Percentages and Pavement Types

Concrete vs. Asphalt


Non-NHS46%

I-258%

I-8011%

I-906%

Non-InterstateNHS29%

Concrete7%

Asphalt93%

System Classifications

Road Information

37

Traffic Levels

Passenger Car Traffic by System - 2014

Heavy Truck Traffic by System - 2014


I-907%

NHS32%

I-8020%

I-2512%

Other29%

I-8056%

I-2511%

Other11%

NHS17%

I-905%

Road Information

38

Bridge Conditions

2015 Bridge Conditions Based on Deck Area

NHS Structurally Deficient History

Source: Bridge Program - Federal Tape Submittal for 2015

Total Deck Area

Structurally Deficient

Area% Structurally

Deficient

NHS

State - Interstate 5,232,962 649,076 12.4%

State - Non Interstate 2,993,390 388,612 13.0%

Cities and Counties 19,177 0 0.0%

Total NHS 8,245,530 1,037,688 12.6%

Non NHS

State 3,099,574 377,390 12.2%

Cities and Counties 2,036,160 367,838 18.1%

Total Non NHS 5,135,734 745,228 14.5%

Totals

Total State 11,325,926 1,415,078 12.5%

Total Cities and Counties 2,055,337 367,838 17.9%

Total State, Cities, and Counties 13,381,263 1,782,916 13.3%

Bridge Information

0%

2%

4%

6%

8%

10%

12%

14%

16%

18%

20%

2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

% S

truc

tura

lly D

efici

ent D

eck

Area

MAP-21 Target NHS Deficient Structure HistoryYear

Not

e: M

ap-2

1 w

ent i

nto

effec

t Oct

ober

1, 2

012.

39

Bridge Conditions

Bridge Information

Condition of Bridges on the State Highway System Total Number of Bridges: 1,960

Condition of City and County Bridges Total Number of Bridges: 847

Source: Bridge Program - Federal Tape Submittal for 2015

Poor3.8% (75)

Fair46.3% (908)

Excellent10.2% (200)

Good39.7% (777)

Poor24.3% (206)

Fair38.8% (329)

Excellent11.0% (93)

Good25.9% (219)

40

Rural Area Program• Statewide rural public transit program – funded through Federal

Transit Administration (FTA) apportionments and state highway funds.

o Assists with capital, administrative, and operating expenses statewide.

• Rural Technical Assistance Program (RTAP) o Nearly all the RTAP money is subcontracted to WYTRANS to offer statewide safety and driver training.• Intercity Bus Program – provides capital, administrative,

operating, and marketing assistance to operators to provide service making connections between municipalities both in and outside Wyoming.

Railroad Route Miles Owned

BNSF Railway Company 970

Union Pacific Railroad 879

Bighorn Divide & Wyoming Railroad 30

Rapid City, Pierre & Eastern Railroad 7

Swan Ranch Railroad 3

Total 1,889

Wyoming Rail System


WYDOT Transit Program

Other Transportation Modes

41

WYDOT Transit Program

Enhanced Mobility of Seniors and Individuals with Disabilities This program provides formula funding to increase the mobility of

seniors and persons with disabilities. It funds private, non-profit, and government agencies to acquire transit vehicles and related equipment. Often federal, state, and local funds combine to finance these acquisitions.

Rural Area Formula Grants Allows for capital, planning, and operating assistance to support

public transportation in rural areas, defined as areas with fewer than 50,000 population.

State Planning and Research Programs Provides funds to address local, regional, and statewide transit

planning including transit development plans, coordinated human service transportation plans, and design and engineering for transit capital projects.

Urbanized Area Formula Program (Pop. Over 50,000) Assists with capital, administrative, and operating expenses for

Casper and Cheyenne urbanized transit programs.Bus and Bus Facilities Program Transit providers may apply to WYDOT for eligible bus and bus

facilities projects.State Transportation Enterprise Fund Grants or loans administered through the State Lands &

Investments Board (SLIB) to provide capital investments for enhancing public transportation throughout Wyoming.


42

Albany CountyEppson Center for Seniors (307) 745-5116 UW Transit & Parking Services (307) 766-9800 Big Horn County North Big Horn Senior Center (307) 548-6556 South Big Horn Senior Citizens (307) 765-4488 Campbell County Campbell County Senior Citizens Association (307) 686-0804 Carbon County Carbon County Senior Services (307) 328-2863Baggs Assisted Care Facility(307) 383-6861 Converse County Douglas Senior CitizensTransportation in Douglas and Glenrock (307) 358-4348 Crook County Crook County Senior Services(307) 283-1711

Fremont County Child Development Services of Fremont County(307) 332-5508High Country Senior Citizens (Dubois)(307) 455-2990 Lander Senior Citizens Center (307) 332-2746 Riverton Senior Citizens Center (307) 856-6332 Shoshoni Senior Citizens (307) 876-2703 Wind River Transportation Authority (307) 856-7118

Goshen County Diversified Services (307) 532-5911 Goshen County, WY Senior Friendship Center (307) 532-2796 Hot Springs County Hot Springs County Senior Citizens Center(307) 864-2151 Johnson County Buffalo Senior Center (307) 684-9551 Laramie County City of Cheyenne, Transit Program (307) 637-6253 Lincoln County Kemmerer Senior Citizens (307) 877-3806 Star Valley Senior Citizens (307) 885-3780 Thayne Senior Citizens (307) 883-2678 Natrona County Casper Area Transportation Coalition (CATC)/The Bus (307) 265-1313 Niobrara County Niobrara Senior Center (307) 334-2561

Public Transit Information


43

Park County Cody Council on Aging (307) 587-6221 Meeteetse Recreation District (307) 868-2603 Powell Senior Citizens Center Ago-Go (307) 754-4223 Platte County Services for Seniors (307) 322-3424 Sheridan County Rehabilitation Enterprises of North Eastern Wyoming (RENEW) (307) 672-7481 Senior Citizens Council (307) 674-9272

Sublette County Rendezvous Pointe (307) 367-2881 Southwest Sublette County Pioneers (307) 276-3249 Sweetwater County Sweetwater Transit Authority Resources (STAR) (307) 382-7827 Teton County Children’s Learning Center(307) 733-1616Senior Center of Jackson Hole (307) 733-7300Southern Teton Area Rapid Transit (START Bus) (307) 733-4521

Unita CountyUnita Senior Citizens, Inc.(307) 789-3553

Washakie County Ten Sleep Senior Center(307) 366-2210 Washakie County Senior Citizens Center (307) 347-3208 Weston County Weston County Senior Services (307) 746-4903 Transportation Voucher Program Wyoming Independent Living Rehabilitation Casper (307) 266 6956 Cheyenne (307) 637-5127 Gillette (307) 682-3471 Laramie (307) 721-4071Wyoming Services for Independent Living Lander (307) 332-4889 Powell (307) 754-4868 Rock Springs (307) 362-4159

Intercity Bus ProvidersALLTRANS, Inc. (800) 652-9510Black Hills Stage Lines(877) 779-2999Greyhound (800) 231-2222Jefferson Lines (800) 451-5333

Public Transit Information


44

Wyoming Airport System

Source: Aeronautics Division

Gran

dTe

ton

Nat’l

Par

k

Yello

wst

one

Natio

nal P

ark

789

70

7023

0

230

230

130

130

130

8413

487

156

220

487 77

59

34

22

28

412

450

5959

338

343

345

58511

124

112

113

24

59

28789

120

432

436

435

32

295

120

120

296

287

30

287

287

85

789

789

287

287

26

85

85

85

18

18

2020

20

2620

191

191

191

191

191

191

191

189

189

189

189

189

89 89

89

89 30

30

30

26

26

26

287

85

18

16

16

85

212

14

16

16

16

14

14

14

287

26

287

287

287

26

2626

2620

20

20

20

310

16

1614

1420

1614

212

ALT 14

ALT 14

789

80

2587

30

25

25

25

25

2620

87

87

80

80

8030

30

30

1614

25

90

90

90

90

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icine

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Lara

mie

Casp

erDo

ugla

s

Torri

ngto

n

Guer

nsey

Evan

ston

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Rock

Sprin

gs

Fort

Brid

ger

Coke

ville

Kem

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Fars

on

Pine

dale

Big P

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Afton

Jack

son

Sher

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Buffa

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teet

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87

80

Chey

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s

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Sara

toga

Dixo

n

Lusk

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do

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tt

789

114

ALT 14

Upto

n

Casp

er

Chey

enne

Gill

ette

Jack

son

Lara

mie

Rive

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Rock

Spr

ings

Sher

idan

Wor

land

Cody

Coke

ville

Dixo

n

Dubo

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45Other Transportation Modes

Wyoming Airport System

City Airport1. Casper ................... Casper-Natrona County International Airport2. Cheyenne.............. Cheyenne Regional-Jerry Olson Field3. Cody ...................... Yellowstone Regional Airport4. Gillette .................. Gillette-Campbell County Airport5. Jackson .................. Jackson Hole Airport6. Laramie ................. Laramie Regional Airport7. Riverton ................ Riverton Regional Airport8. Rock Springs ........ Rock Springs-Sweetwater County Airport9. Sheridan ................ Sheridan County Airport 10. Worland ................ Worland Municipal Airport

Business AirportsCity Airport

1. Afton ..................... Afton-Lincoln County Municipal Airport2. Douglas ................. Converse County Airport3. Evanston ............... Evanston-Uinta County Burns Field4. Greybull ................ South Big Horn County Airport5. Pinedale ................. Ralph Wenz Field6. Saratoga ................ Shively Field

Intermediate AirportsCity Airport

1. Big Piney................ Miley Memorial Field2. Buffalo ................... Johnson County Airport3. Guernsey ..............4. Kemmerer ............ Kemmerer Municipal Airport

Camp Guernsey Army Airfield

5. Lander ................... Hunt Field 6. Newcastle ............. Mondell Field7. Powell .................... Powell Municipal Airport8. Rawlins .................. Rawlins Municipal/Harvey Field9. Torrington ............ Torrington Municipal Airport10. Wheatland ............ Phifer Field

Commercial Service Airports

Local AirportsCity Airport

1. Cokeville ............... Cokeville Municipal Airport2. Cowley .................. North Big Horn County Airport 3. Dixon ..................... Dixon Airport4. Dubois ................... Dubois Municipal Airport5. Fort Bridger ......... Fort Bridger Airport6. Glendo .................. Thomas Memorial Airport7. Green River ......... Greater Green River Intergalactic Spaceport8. Hulett .................... Hulett Municipal Airport

Lusk ........................ Lusk Municipal Airport10. Medicine Bow ...... Medicine Bow Airport †

†

†

†

†

11. Pine Bluffs ............. Pine Bluffs Municipal Airport12. Shoshoni ............... Shoshoni Municipal Airport13. Thermopolis ......... Hot Springs County Airport14. Upton .................... Upton Municipal Airport †

Non-paved.

9.

46

Total Wyoming Airport Passengers(Enplanements/Deplanements)

Airp

orts

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

Gro

wth

fr

om

2004

Nat

rona

Cou

nty

Inte

rnati

onal

Airp

ort

(CPR

)18

0,50

216

0,03

615

3,65

814

6,81

314

7,81

116

5,89

615

4,54

217

5,35

119

6,38

420

6,68

215

%

Chey

enne

Reg

iona

l Ai

rpor

t (CY

S)28

,891

32,9

8133

,654

29,9

4522

,886

35,2

9346

,081

29,5

2921

,811

8,91

1-6

9%

Yello

wst

one

Regi

onal

Ai

rpor

t (CO

D)56

,298

56,4

4053

,266

51,8

4152

,220

55,7

3955

,385

55,3

4861

,232

63,6

3413

%

Gill

ette-

Cam

pbel

l Co

unty

Airp

ort (

GCC

)31

,233

42,8

9650

,492

55,1

6751

,370

56,4

7161

,998

60,7

6252

,828

52,0

3767

%

Jack

son

Hole

Airp

ort

(JAC)

492,

195

555,

909

541,

403

603,

967

571,

861

575,

348

551,

250

542,

430

576,

841

626,

778

9%

Lara

mie

Reg

iona

l Ai

rpor

t (LA

R)16

,876

18,5

8419

,347

19,1

6515

,016

14,9

5315

,056

14,4

3124

,080

24,5

0645

%

Rive

rton

Reg

iona

l Ai

rpor

t (RI

W)

25,1

8529

,167

31,1

5534

,046

28,5

7628

,633

28,5

1626

,090

27,0

1215

,557

-38%

Rock

Spr

ings

- Sw

eetw

ater

Cou

nty

Airp

ort (

RKS)

28,4

4435

,061

43,5

1349

,572

39,4

3745

,149

57,8

3561

,700

53,7

0743

,481

53%

Sher

idan

Cou

nty

Airp

ort (

SHR)

26,8

6226

,874

41,3

1435

,557

28,6

3729

,318

27,6

3726

,471

28,5

1017

,558

-35%

Wor

land

Mun

icip

al

Airp

ort (

WRL

)4,

238

5,54

47,

475

6,09

15,

392

5,51

96,

231

5,70

65,

686

2,28

4-4

6%

Wyo

min

g St

ate

Tota

ls89

0,72

496

3,49

297

5,27

71,

032,

164

963,

206

1,01

2,31

91,

004,

531

997,

818

1,04

8,09

11,

061,

428

1.3%

Source: Aeronautics Division


47

Airp

orts

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

Gro

wth

fr

om

2004

Nat

rona

Cou

nty

Inte

rnati

onal

Airp

ort

(CPR

)18

0,50

216

0,03

615

3,65

814

6,81

314

7,81

116

5,89

615

4,54

217

5,35

119

6,38

420

6,68

215

%

Chey

enne

Reg

iona

l Ai

rpor

t (CY

S)28

,891

32,9

8133

,654

29,9

4522

,886

35,2

9346

,081

29,5

2921

,811

8,91

1-6

9%

Yello

wst

one

Regi

onal

Ai

rpor

t (CO

D)56

,298

56,4

4053

,266

51,8

4152

,220

55,7

3955

,385

55,3

4861

,232

63,6

3413

%

Gill

ette-

Cam

pbel

l Co

unty

Airp

ort (

GCC

)31

,233

42,8

9650

,492

55,1

6751

,370

56,4

7161

,998

60,7

6252

,828

52,0

3767

%

Jack

son

Hole

Airp

ort

(JAC)

492,

195

555,

909

541,

403

603,

967

571,

861

575,

348

551,

250

542,

430

576,

841

626,

778

9%

Lara

mie

Reg

iona

l Ai

rpor

t (LA

R)16

,876

18,5

8419

,347

19,1

6515

,016

14,9

5315

,056

14,4

3124

,080

24,5

0645

%

Rive

rton

Reg

iona

l Ai

rpor

t (RI

W)

25,1

8529

,167

31,1

5534

,046

28,5

7628

,633

28,5

1626

,090

27,0

1215

,557

-38%

Rock

Spr

ings

- Sw

eetw

ater

Cou

nty

Airp

ort (

RKS)

28,4

4435

,061

43,5

1349

,572

39,4

3745

,149

57,8

3561

,700

53,7

0743

,481

53%

Sher

idan

Cou

nty

Airp

ort (

SHR)

26,8

6226

,874

41,3

1435

,557

28,6

3729

,318

27,6

3726

,471

28,5

1017

,558

-35%

Wor

land

Mun

icip

al

Airp

ort (

WRL

)4,

238

5,54

47,

475

6,09

15,

392

5,51

96,

231

5,70

65,

686

2,28

4-4

6%

Wyo

min

g St

ate

Tota

ls89

0,72

496

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