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Nevada DUI Laws & Penalties (2026)

Nevada has a 7-year lookback period. DUI records can be sealed after 7 years. The state allows community service as an alternative to jail for first offenses.

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0.08%
BAC Limit
DUI
Term Used
7 yr
Lookback
Yes
Implied Consent
Yes
Expungement

Nevada DUI Penalties

1st Offense

ClassificationMisdemeanor
Jail Time2 days–6 months (or 48–96 hours community service)
Fines$400–$1,000
License185-day revocation
Mandatory JailYes

2nd Offense

ClassificationMisdemeanor
Jail Time10 days–6 months
Fines$750–$1,000
License1-year revocation
Felony Threshold3rd offense in 7 years

BAC Limits in Nevada

0.08%
Standard Driver
0.04%
Commercial Driver
0.02%
Under 21

🔧 Ignition Interlock

Required for 3–185 days (first offense)

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🛡️ Insurance Requirements

SR-22 required for 3 years

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📜 Expungement

DUI expungement is available in Nevada. Waiting period: 7 years after case closed.

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💰 Estimated Total Cost

A first DUI in Nevada typically costs $10,000-$25,000+ including fines, attorney, classes, IID, and insurance increases.

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Nevada DUI FAQ

What is the BAC limit in Nevada?

The legal BAC limit in Nevada 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 Nevada?

A first DUI in Nevada is a Misdemeanor. Penalties include 2 days–6 months (or 48–96 hours community service) jail, $400–$1,000 in fines, and 185-day revocation license suspension.

Is an ignition interlock device required in Nevada?

Required for 3–185 days (first offense)

Can a DUI be expunged in Nevada?

Yes, DUI expungement is available in Nevada. Waiting period: 7 years after case closed.

What is the lookback period for DUI in Nevada?

Nevada uses a 7-year lookback period to determine if an offense counts as a repeat offense.

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