Drug-Impaired Driving Laws: Missouri
DUID Zero Tolerance or Per se Laws for Some Drugs
None
GHSA maintains data on state laws surrounding a number of highway safety issues. Below is information regarding laws in the state of Missouri. For more information, consult the State Highway Safety Office.
Motorcyclists may ride without helmets if they are 26 yrs or older and have medical insurance.
6 years
70 and over: renewal every 3 years
None
None
Decriminalized and legal for medical use
70
70
60
60
70
70
No
Yes
0.15
90 days
After 0 days with interlock use (restricted); After 30 days (restricted)
Mandatory for repeat convictions
Under 4 yrs or under 40 lbs in child safety seat
4-7 yrs and 40-80 lbs and 4'9" or shorter in child safety seat or booster seat
At least 80 lbs or taller than 4'9" in booster seat or safety belt
At least 8 yrs and 80 lbs or taller than 4'9"
18 years
15
6
40 (10)
16
1 a.m. - 5 a.m.
First 6 months: no more than 1 under 19 Thereafter: no more than 3 under 19
Secondary; Primary for riders ages 8 through 15
8 and over
8-15 yrs: All (primary enforcement) 16 and over: Front
Yes. Secondary Law. (Effective 8/29/2023; citations begin 1/1/2025)
Yes. Secondary Law. (Effective 8/29/2023; citations begin 1/1/2025)
No
For drivers 21 and under. Primary law.
All drivers. Secondary Law. (Effective 8/29/2023; citations begin 1/1/2025)
No state law
Permitted by city ordinance
No state law
Permitted by city ordinance
DUID Zero Tolerance or Per se Laws for Some Drugs
None
Rural Interstates: Cars (MPH)
70
Ignition Interlocks
Mandatory for repeat convictions
Child Restraint Required
Under 4 yrs or under 40 lbs in child safety seat
4-7 yrs and 40-80 lbs and 4'9" or shorter in child safety seat or booster seat
At least 80 lbs or taller than 4'9" in booster seat or safety belt
Full Privilege Minimum Age
18 years
Type of Law
Secondary; Primary for riders ages 8 through 15
Hand-Held Ban?
Yes. Secondary Law. (Effective 8/29/2023)
Speed Cameras
No state law, but permitted by city ordinance
Red Light Cameras
No state law, but permitted by city ordinance
Speeding or passing
Endangerment of a highway worker
Speeding or passing: Additional $250 for 1st offense; additional $300 for subsequent offenses
Endangerment of a highway worker: Up to $10,000 fine and loss of license
Yes
Yes