How long can a license be revoked due to an aggravated DUI conviction?

A license can be revoked for a maximum period of three years due to an aggravated DUI conviction. Aggravated DUI typically involves more severe circumstances than a regular DUI, such as a history of DUI offenses or significant endangerment to others. The three-year revocation period serves both as a strong deterrent against repeat offenses and as a measure to protect public safety. This extended period reflects the serious consequences associated with aggravated DUI, emphasizing the importance of responsible driving behavior. Understanding these consequences helps drivers recognize the significant risks and legal repercussions involved with driving under the influence.