How long does Maine suspend for OUI? 

The State of Maine will issue the following license suspensions for a person convicted (found guilty in court) or administratively adjudicated (BMV hearing) of committing the following OUI offenses:

Provisional Licenses

• Provisional License Holder (under 21) — 12 months.

• Provisional License Holder (under 21) Test Refusal — 18 months.

• 2nd Offense on Provisional License — 24 months.

• 2nd Offense on a Provisional Licence Test Refusal — 30 months

OUI Convictions

• 1st Offense OUI — 150 days (eligible for IID after 30 days).

• 2nd Offense OUI — 3 years (eligible for IID after 9 months)

• 3rd Offense OUI — 6 years (eligible for IID after 3 years).

• 4th Offense OUI — 8 years (eligible for IID after 4 years).

Test Refusals

• 1st Offense OUI Test Refusal — 275 days.

• 2nd Offense OUI Test Refusal — 18 months.

Commercial Driver License

• 1st Offense — 1 Year Suspension.

• 2nd Offense — Lifetime Suspension.

Aggravated OUI and Manslaughter

• Aggravated OUI Causing Serious Bodily Injury — 6 Years.

• Aggravated OUI Causing a death — 10 years.

• Manslaughter Conviction — 5 years.

• Manslaughter Conviction While Under the Influence of Alcohol or Drugs — Indefinite Suspension for at least 10 years.