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Wyoming: Is it legal to pump your own gas?
Self-serve allowed
Wyoming allows self-service gas; the state adopts the International Fire Code, which permits self-service stations.
Wyoming adopted the 2024 International Codes, including the International Fire Code, on June 28, 2024. That code's motor fuel chapter allows self-service stations with an attendant on duty, and unattended stations where the fire official approves them. No Wyoming law found names self-service directly, so this answer is an inference from the code adoption. Some counties and cities enforce their own adopted fire codes.
What the law says
The State of Wyoming, on June 28, 2024 adopted the 2024 International Codes.
Sources
- Wyoming Department of Fire Prevention and Electrical Safety (State Fire Marshal) Official · wsfm.wyo.gov
- 041-1 Wyo. Code R. § 1-2 (IFC 2024 adoption) Mirror of official text · law.cornell.edu
Confirm with the state
- Agency
- Wyoming Department of Fire Prevention and Electrical Safety, State Fire Marshal
- Phone
- 307-777-7288
- Website
- wsfm.wyo.gov
How bordering states compare
- Colorado Self-serve allowedColorado has no ban on self-service gas; state rules require stations to follow the national fuel code that covers self-service.
- Idaho Self-serve allowedIdaho allows drivers to pump their own gas. State law refers directly to stations that sell only self-service fuel.
- Montana Self-serve allowedMontana has no ban on self-service gas; it adopts the International Fire Code, which covers self-service fuel dispensing.
- Nebraska Self-serve allowedNebraska has no ban on self-service gas; its fire code adopts the national motor fuel code, which covers self-service.
- South Dakota Self-serve allowedSouth Dakota allows self-service gas; its state fire rules adopt the International Fire Code, which permits self-service stations.
- Utah Self-serve allowedUtah allows self-service gas; its State Fire Code adopts the International Fire Code, which permits self-service stations.