If your intoxilyzer, urine, or blood test result was greater than .08 but less than .16: 90 days for a first offense, 9 months for a second offense, and two years for a third offense.

If your intoxilyzer, urine, or blood test result was greater than .16: 120 days for a first offense, 10 months for a second offense, and two and one-half years for a third offense.

If you refused to take the intoxilyzer, urine, or blood test: six months for a first offense, one year for a second offense, and three years for a third offense.

If you were older than 17 but under the age of 21, the period of suspension will be twice as long as what it would be for a person over 21 years of age. So, if your test results are higher than .02: 180 days for a first offense, eight months for a second offense, and 4 years for a third offense. And if you refuse to take the test, one year for a first offense, two years for a second offense, and six years for a third offense.

If you were 16-17, the results will be the same for someone under 21, except that for a first offense: one year for an elevated BAC and 18 months for a refusal.