Your driving privileges can be suspended for multiple reasons. The most common suspensions are as a result of the following:
House Enrolled Act 1141 provides a traffic amnesty program for Hoosiers who qualify. The program is available through December 31, 2020 and is managed through the court system. Traffic amnesty is an opportunity for individuals to apply for a reduction in fees owed to the BMV. For more information on how to apply, please reach out to the local court system. If you are granted a reduction, the court will transmit a copy of the order to the BMV. The BMV must receive the order directly from the court before any changes will be made to your record.
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Learn how to reinstate your license after it has been suspended.
Indiana law assesses a point value for most traffic-related convictions. Drivers must complete a Driver Safety Program if convicted of two or more traffic offenses.
Indiana law allows the courts or the BMV to suspend the driving privileges of a driver when he or she is found to have committed certain traffic violations or failed to file required documentation.
You are required to provide proof of financial responsibility to the BMV after being involved in an accident or certain traffic violations.
To reinstate a person's driving privileges, a driver may be required to submit one or more forms to the BMV.
The Indiana Department of Transportation may place a hold on your registration if you have unpaid toll violations. You are required to provide proof of financial responsibility to the BMV after being involved in an accident or certain traffic violations.
You will need to provide proof of financial responsibility to the BMV when your customer receives a request for verification.
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