When WYDOT issues a "light/empty-trailer no-travel advisory" on I-80 between Laramie and Rawlins, the consequence for affected drivers who proceed is:
A friendly warning only.
WYDOT enforces advisories with citations.
A traffic citation if stopped.
No consequence — the advisory is informational.
Affected vehicles face citation.
Doubling of tolls.
I-80 is not tolled in Wyoming.
Wyoming's I-80 corridor between Laramie and Rawlins is notorious for high winds that blow over high-profile vehicles and empty trailers. When WYDOT issues a light/empty-trailer advisory, affected vehicles must wait for conditions to improve. Proceeding risks both a rollover crash and a traffic citation.
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