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Is there a Wyoming car insurance discount for a defensive driving course?

Wyoming repealed its requirement that insurers allow a discount after accident prevention training, effective July 1, 2021. Ask your insurer whether it still gives one for a defensive driving course before you pay for a class.

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The rule, fact by fact

Rule
W.S. 26-14-105(c) is repealedOne section of the enacted law does it.
Verified. wyoleg.gov (opens state website) · checked Nov 13, 2026
What the repeal removed
Removed the requirement for an insurer to allow a discount after trainingThe act's own title describes this change.
Same source and date as above
Valid for
Effective July 1, 2021The enacted law sets that date in its second section.
Same source and date as above

How to get it done

  1. Step 1. Know that Wyoming no longer has this rule. The enacted law repealed W.S. 26-14-105(c).

  2. Step 2. Call your insurer and ask whether it still gives a discount for a defensive driving course, and which courses it accepts.

  3. Step 3. Take a course only after your insurer confirms it accepts that course and tells you the amount.

  4. Step 4. Send your insurer proof that you passed. Then ask when the discount starts and how long it lasts.

Before you pay

Pay for a course only after your insurer says what it takes off and for how long. Get the exact amount in writing.

Questions

Is the repeal still in the Wyoming Statutes today?

Yes. The Wyoming Statutes show subsection (c) of that statute as "Repealed by Laws 2021, ch. 138, § 1."

Which bill made the repeal?

Senate File SF0112 of the 2021 General Session of the Sixty-Sixth Wyoming Legislature. Its enrolled text is Enrolled Act No. 64, Senate.

Who used to approve the training?

The motor vehicle division of the department of transportation. The repeal also removed the requirement that it approve the training for the discount.

What to do next

Ask your insurer before you pay. The enacted law is short: read the enrolled act.

wyoleg.gov

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