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Wyoming DUI Laws

Wyoming DUI Defense

What you're facing, what the deadlines are, and the questions your attorney needs to answer — specific to Wyoming (WY) law.

BAC Limit

0.08

Enhanced BAC

0.15

Higher penalties above this

Lookback Period

10 years

Prior offenses count within

20 days-Day DMV Hearing Deadline

In Wyoming, you have 20 days days from your arrest to request an administrative DMV hearing. Miss this deadline and your license suspension goes into effect automatically — even if the criminal case is later dismissed.

First Offense Penalties in Wyoming

Jail TimeUp to 6 months
FinesUp to $750
License Suspension90 days
Ignition InterlockMay be ordered by the court

Implied Consent & Test Refusal

Like all 50 states, Wyoming has an implied consent law — by driving on Wyoming roads, you've already agreed to submit to a chemical test (breath, blood, or urine) if an officer has probable cause to believe you're impaired.

Refusal Penalty

6-month license suspension

Wyoming-Specific Detail

Wyoming has relatively moderate first-offense penalties. The state offers a diversion program in some counties that can result in reduced charges upon completion.

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Important: This page provides general legal information about Wyoming DUI laws as of the date of publication. Laws change frequently. This is not legal advice. Consult a Wyoming-licensed attorney for guidance specific to your case.