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In Wyoming, as in most states, driving under the influence of alcohol or drug is an offense. Under Wyoming DUI laws, punishment can be up to 6 months imprisonment. If you were in an accident involving a drunk driver in Wyoming, you might be awarded damages for your injuries.

Fourth or Subsequent DUI Conviction Is a Felony Typically, a first, second, or third DUI conviction is a misdemeanor in Wyoming. But when a driver has three or more prior convictions that occurred within the past ten years, the next DUI (fourth or subsequent) will be a felony.

Your first DUI conviction has maximum penalties of six months in jail and a $750 fine. If you have more DUIs within 10 years, the penalties quickly increase, including mandatory jail time. For example, a fourth DUI in 10 years is a felony, which comes with up to seven years in prison and up to a $10,000 fine.

A first DUI conviction carries a maximum jail term of 6 months. And if you are convicted of a fourth DUI offense over a ten-year period, you can go to prison for up to 7 years. You may also be forced to use an Interlock Ignition Device (IID) that requires you to pass a breathalyzer test every time you start your car.

Wyoming does not use driver's license points, but drivers may still have their license suspended for things like a DUI or reckless driving.

Typically, a first, second, or third DUI conviction is a misdemeanor in Wyoming. But when a driver has three or more prior convictions that occurred within the past ten years, the next DUI (fourth or subsequent) will be a felony.