1st—4 months (can obtain a restricted license after first 30 days of suspension if complies with some other requirements)
2nd—1 year (can obtain a restricted license see below under DUI conviction suspensions)
3rd—2 years (can obtain a restricted license see below under DUI conviction suspensions)
As of January 2019, for alcohol related APS actions, there is a way to avoid having any period of an actual suspension if requirements are met such as obtaining an ignition interlock, enrolling in a DUI program, and obtaining a SR22. This does not apply to refusal and drug only DUI cases.
1st—6 months if BAC under .20 (can obtain restricted license after the first 30 days of the APS suspension is served and complies with some other requirements) 10 months if BAC over .20
2nd—2 years (can obtain a restricted license 90 days after conviction with installation of an ignition interlock device (IID) and complies with some other requirements)
3rd—3 years (can obtain a restricted license 6 months after conviction with installation of an ignition interlock device (IID) and complies with some other requirements)
1st—1 year
2nd—3 years (can obtain a restricted license 1 year after conviction with installation of an ignition interlock device (IID) and complies with some other requirements)
3rd—5 years (can obtain a restricted license 1 year after conviction with installation of an ignition interlock device (IID) and complies with some other requirements)
1st—1 year
2nd—2 years
3rd—3 years