Wyoming DUI Laws

In the state of Wyoming you will be charged with Driving Under the Influence (DUI) if your Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) is 0.08%, the minimum BAC known to impair everyone.

First Wyoming DUI Offense

• Up 6 months imprisonment
• Up to $750 fine
• 90-day license suspension
• Ignition interlock for 6 months if BAC is above 0.15%
• Substance abuse assessment

Second Wyoming DUI Offense

• From 7 days to 6 months imprisonment
• $250 to $750 fine
• 1-year license suspension
• Ignition interlock for 1 year if BAC is above 0.15%
• Substance abuse assessment

Third Wyoming DUI Offense

• From 30 days to 6 months imprisonment
• $750 to $3000 fine
• 3-year license suspension
• Ignition interlock for 2 years
• Substance abuse assessment
• Possible probation
• Possible inpatient treatment
• Possible alcohol education program

Fourth Wyoming DUI Offense

• Felony conviction
• Up to 2 years imprisonment
• $10,000 fine
• Indefinite license suspension
• Ignition interlock for life, may apply for removal after 5 years
• Possible substance abuse assessment
• Possible probation
• Possible inpatient treatment
• Possible alcohol education program

Wyoming’s implied consent law means that if you are pulled over for suspected DUI and you refuse to submit to a test, your license will be suspended.