At what blood alcohol concentration (BAC) level is a driver under 21 considered legally intoxicated in Wyoming?

In Wyoming, drivers under the age of 21 are considered legally intoxicated with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of 0.00%. This zero-tolerance policy reflects the state's commitment to ensuring that young, inexperienced drivers do not operate vehicles under the influence of alcohol.

For individuals under 21, the law is particularly stringent to discourage the use of alcohol among teenagers and young adults who have not yet reached the legal drinking age. This standard aims to enhance safety on the roads and reduce alcohol-related incidents involving younger drivers.

Other BAC levels, such as 0.08%, 0.05%, and 0.10%, apply to adult drivers, with 0.08% generally considered the threshold for legal intoxication for those 21 and older. However, these levels do not pertain to underage drivers, who face stricter regulations and penalties.