Home All states Vermont Second Offense Vermont DUI: Second Offense Last reviewed: 2026-07-17
A second DUI in Vermont is generally classified as a misdemeanor (within 20 years) .
Jail: 60 consecutive hours (or 200 hrs community service) – 2 years; mandatory min 60 consecutive hours unsuspendable OR 200 hrs community serviceFine: $0–$1,500 (up to $1,500)License suspension: 18-month suspension – 18 months; hardship: IID-RDLIgnition interlock: RequiredLookback period: 20 years. 20-year lookback — one of the longest in the US; a prior within 20 years elevates the offense. 3rd = felony.
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