Nebraska DUI Laws & Penalties (2026)
Nebraska has a 15-year lookback period and mandatory jail time for all DUI offenses. IID is required for all convictions.
Nebraska DUI Penalties
1st Offense
2nd Offense
BAC Limits in Nebraska
💰 Estimated Total Cost
A first DUI in Nebraska typically costs $10,000-$25,000+ including fines, attorney, classes, IID, and insurance increases.
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🍺 BAC Limit
Legal BAC limits for standard, commercial, and under-21 drivers.
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🔧 Ignition Interlock Cost
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Official Sources & References
- 📋 Neb. Rev. Stat. § 60-6,196 — Nebraska DUI statute
- 🚗 Nebraska DMV — License suspension, reinstatement, IID requirements
- 📊 NHTSA Impaired Driving Data
- 🛡️ MADD — Mothers Against Drunk Driving
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Nebraska DUI FAQ
What is the BAC limit in Nebraska?
The legal BAC limit in Nebraska is 0.08% for regular drivers, 0.04% for commercial drivers, and 0.02% for drivers under 21.
What are the penalties for a first DUI in Nebraska?
A first DUI in Nebraska is a Misdemeanor. Penalties include 7–60 days jail, $500 in fines, and 6-month revocation license suspension.
Is an ignition interlock device required in Nebraska?
Required for all offenses
Can a DUI be expunged in Nebraska?
No, Nebraska does not allow DUI expungement.
What is the lookback period for DUI in Nebraska?
Nebraska uses a 15-year lookback period to determine if an offense counts as a repeat offense.