(A) When a court elects or is required to suspend the driver's license, commercial driver's license, temporary instruction permit, probationary license, or nonresident operating privilege of any offender from a specified suspension class, for each of the following suspension classes, the court shall impose a definite period of suspension from the range specified for the suspension class:

1. (1) For a class one suspension, a definite period for the life of the person subject to the suspension;
2. (2) For a class two suspension, a definite period of three years to life;
3. (3) For a class three suspension, a definite period of two to ten years;
4. (4) For a class four suspension, a definite period of one to five years;
5. (5) For a class five suspension, a definite period of six months to three years;
6. (6) For a class six suspension, a definite period of three months to two years;
7. (7) For a class seven suspension, a definite period not to exceed one year.

(B) When the bureau of motor vehicles elects or is required to suspend the driver's license, commercial driver's license, temporary instruction permit, probationary license, or nonresident operating privilege of any person from a specified suspension class, for each of the following suspension classes, the period of suspension shall be as follows:

1. (1) For a class A suspension, three years;
2. (2) For a class B suspension, two years;
3. (3) For a class C suspension, one year;
4. (4) For a class D suspension, six months;
5. (5) For a class E suspension, three months;
6. (6) For a class F suspension, until conditions are met.