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Kei trucks for the ranches of the Wind River and Bighorn basins
Wyoming's Wind River and Bighorn basins are ranch and farm country. Their five counties held 2,778 farms, 1,153 cattle operations and 3,268,815 acres of farm and ranch land in the 2022 Census of Agriculture. Wyoming opens the road to a kei truck 25 years or older with limits, and a newer governed truck falls in a low speed class.
The ground
The work, counted.
Each figure opens the dataset it was counted from.
The road, both lanes
What the state allows.
Wyoming opens the road to a kei truck 25 years or older with limits, and a newer governed truck falls in a low speed class.
The counties
The counties of the Wind River and Bighorn basins.
Big HornFremontHot SpringsParkWashakie
Questions
Asked about the Wind River and Bighorn basins.
Can I drive a kei truck on the road in the Wind River and Bighorn basins?
Wyoming registers a mini truck as a multipurpose vehicle. A registered multipurpose vehicle may use any public street or highway except an interstate. The Wyoming page gives the full rule.
What work suits a kei truck here?
Ranch rounds, ditches, the run between fields and winter work through a typical 50 inches of snow a year.
What about a newer truck governed to 25 mph?
It enters the country as off road equipment, governed to 25 mph. In Wyoming it works ranches, farms and private land with no plate. Designated ORV trails with a permit. The Wyoming page has the rest of the rule.
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