What happens if you have a prior DUI-related issue within the last five years?

• Your driving privileges will be suspended for three years for refusing a chemical test or one year for failing a chemical test.
  Explanation:

  "If you have a previous statutory summary suspension/revocation from Illinois, a suspension for refusing a chemical test from another state, court supervision for DUI, or a conviction for DUI within the last five years, you are considered a second offender. You will have your driving privileges suspended for three years for refusal of chemical testing or one year for failure. "
• Your driving privileges will be suspended for one year for refusing a chemical test or three years for failing a chemical test.
• Your driving privileges will be suspended for five years for refusing a chemical test or two years for failing a chemical test.
• Your driving privileges will not be affected.