With the exception(s) of a parent/guardian OR spouse, underage alcohol drinking is forbidden. The only exception is if your parent or legal guardian gives permission to drink. In this case, they can let you drink even if you're not old enough by looking at your ID. Your parent must sign a form giving their permission for this exception. If they die before giving consent, you can't let yourself drink until you are older. In addition, driving while under the influence of alcohol is prohibited for anyone under the age of 21. Parents who allow their children to drive after drinking may be held responsible if an accident occurs. Children cannot get drunk driver training programs in Wyoming. Wyoming has very strict laws regarding drinking and driving, so it's important for young people to know what role parents play in preventing accidents caused by drinking and driving. Parents should discuss restrictions on drinking and driving with their children so they understand the importance of this issue. People tend to think that because alcohol is legal for adults that it must be okay for minors to drink it. This is not true. Drinking too much can be as harmful for teenagers as drinking too much for an adult. Both mental and physical problems can occur if someone drinks too much.