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Indiana Administrative Code › Title 140 - BUREAU OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 6 - TITLES › Rule 1 - Application, Change, Transfer of Title; Procedures › Section 1-16.5 - Salvage title; conversion to rebuilt title; assignment and transfer

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  9-14-8-3; IC
				  9-22-3-1
Affected: IC 9-17; IC 9-18-2; IC 9-22-3
Sec. 16.5.
(a) A
				person who acquires a salvage motor vehicle that was originally manufactured
				within the prior seven (7) model years must apply for a salvage motor vehicle
				title.
(b) A person with a salvage
				motor vehicle title for a vehicle that has been rebuilt may apply for a rebuilt
				title for that vehicle.
(c) A
				person with a salvage motor vehicle title may rebuild and sell the rebuilt
				vehicle without first obtaining a rebuilt title prior to selling the vehicle.
				However, the seller must provide the purchaser with the salvage motor vehicle
				title and an affidavit of restoration.
(d) A person may not register a motor vehicle
				with a salvage motor vehicle title until the person obtains a rebuilt title for
				the motor vehicle.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 140 - BUREAU OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 6 - TITLES › Rule 1 - Application, Change, Transfer of Title; Procedures › Section 1-18.5 - Title correction process

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  9-14-8-3
Affected: IC
				  9-17-2-12;
				  IC 9-32
Sec. 18.5.
(a) To
				obtain a correct title in place of an erroneous title caused by an error in the
				certificate of origin that a dealer licensed under IC 9-32 gave to the motor
				vehicle purchaser, the applicant must present:
(1) a corrected certificate of
				origin;
(2) an affidavit from the
				dealer explaining the circumstances of the mistake;
(3) a vehicle inspection under IC
				9-17-2-12;
(4) a completed title application;
(5) the title application fee; and
(6) the erroneous title.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 140 - BUREAU OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 6 - TITLES › Rule 1 - Application, Change, Transfer of Title; Procedures › Section 1-21 - Stop title orders; removal

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  9-14-8-3
Affected: IC
				  9-17-2-14.5
Sec. 21.
(a) The
				bureau may issue a stop title order if during the process of a person applying
				for a title to a vehicle, the bureau determines that another title exists for
				that vehicle due to a duplicate certificate of origin, a duplicate title, or a
				duplicate vehicle identification number. The bureau will remove the stop title
				order upon the applicant satisfying the requirements of IC
				9-17-2-14.5,
				or an order entered after an administrative hearing, including any subsequent
				court order entered due to an appeal of the administrative hearing
				result.
(b) The bureau may issue a
				stop title order if a law enforcement agency's authorized representative
				submits a written request to the bureau to issue a stop title order for a
				vehicle. The written request must identify the law enforcement agency, the
				authorized representative's name and position within the agency, a brief
				explanation for why the agency is requesting the stop title order, and the
				length of time that the agency is requesting the stop title order be effective.
				The bureau will remove the stop title order pursuant to the law enforcement
				agency's request, an order entered after an administrative hearing, including
				any subsequent court order entered due to an appeal of the administrative
				hearing result, or by the commissioner of the bureau or the commissioner's
				designee.
(c) The bureau may issue
				a stop title order if the bureau cannot verify the accuracy of the title
				applicant's information. The bureau will remove the stop title order upon the
				applicant satisfying the requirements of IC
				9-17-2-14.5,
				or an order entered after an administrative hearing, including any subsequent
				court order entered due to an appeal of the administrative hearing
				result.
(d) The bureau may issue a
				stop title order if during the title application process, the bureau discovers
				an error in the information necessary to ensure a valid title. The bureau will
				remove the stop title when the error is corrected.
The
				  readopted version of this section by 6/28/2023, 2:55 p.m.:
				  20230726-IR-140230399RFA
				  is not yet available.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 140 - BUREAU OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 6 - TITLES › Rule 1 - Application, Change, Transfer of Title; Procedures › Section 1-23 - Watercraft title

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 9-14-8-3
Affected: IC 9-17-4
Sec. 23.
An identification number assigned by the bureau to a
				  watercraft under IC 9-17-4 must be engraved or embossed on the exterior of the
				  starboard (right) transom of the watercraft.
The
				  readopted version of this section by 6/28/2023, 2:55 p.m.:
				  20230726-IR-140230399RFA
				  is not yet available.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 140 - BUREAU OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 7 - DRIVER'S LICENSE DIVISION › Rule 1.1 - Definitions; Required Documentation for Credentials › Section 1.1-1 - Definitions

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 9-14-8-3; IC 9-14-8-3.5
Affected: IC 3-5-2-42.5; IC 9-13-2; IC 9-14.1; IC 9-24-3; IC 12-7-2-61
Sec. 1.
(a) The definitions in this section apply throughout this article.
(b) "Bureau" has the meaning set forth in IC 9-13-2-16.
(c) "CDL applicant" means a person requesting a CDL, or renewal, reinstatement, or requalification thereof.
(d) "CDL learner's permit" or "CLP" has the meaning set forth in 49 CFR 383.5 *.
(e) "CDL skills test" means a bureau or a certified CDL skills test examiner administered examination of a CDL or CDL endorsement applicant's skills as required by 49 CFR 383 *.
(f) "Certified CDL skills test examiner" means a person who the bureau certifies and authorizes to administer a driving skills test to a
[sic, an]
applicant for a CDL.
(g) "Class" means a group as set forth in 49 CFR 383.91 *.
(h) "Commercial driver's license" or "CDL" has the meaning set forth in 49 CFR 383.5 *.
(i) "Commercial motor vehicle" or "CMV" has the meaning set forth in 49 CFR 383.5 *.
(j) "Commission" has the meaning set forth in IC 9-13-2-32.
(k) "Commissioner" has the meaning set forth in IC 9-13-2-33.
(l) "Core knowledge exam" means a written test designed to verify an applicant's knowledge in the operation of a CMV as required by 49 CFR 383 *.
(m) "Disqualification" means any of the following actions:
(1) The suspension, revocation, or cancellation of a CDL by the state or jurisdiction of issuance. A disqualification will be considered a suspension action when a person with a CDL is prohibited from operating a CMV for a determinate period of time due to the person having:
(A) been convicted; or
(B) refused to submit to a certified chemical test.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 140 - BUREAU OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 7 - DRIVER'S LICENSE DIVISION › Rule 1.1 - Definitions; Required Documentation for Credentials › Section 1.1-3 - License, permit, and identification card documentation requirements

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC  9-14-8-3; IC  9-14-8-3.5
Affected: IC 5-26.5; IC  9-13-2-92.3; IC  9-13-2-121.5; IC 9-24
Sec. 3.
(a) Each applicant for an initial, renewed, and amended driver's license and identification card must submit qualified documents or information, or both, to the bureau to prove the applicant's identity, lawful status in the United States (U.S.), except for individuals granted parole as defined in IC  9-13-2-121.5, residence address, and Social Security number (SSN), or that the applicant does not qualify for an SSN, and that the applicant is an Indiana resident. An applicant for an initial driver's license includes an applicant who held an Indiana driver's license or identification card, became a non-Indiana resident, and then reestablished Indiana residency. For some requirements, the bureau may allow applicants to use one (1) or more qualified documents to satisfy more than one (1) of the requirements in this section. A U.S. citizen, as verified through bureau records or the applicant's documents, who applies for a renewed, replacement, or amended driver's license or identification card and who otherwise qualifies for a driver's license or identification card but does not comply with the documentation requirements in this section may receive a driver's license or identification card with a notation that the driver's license or identification card may not be accepted for federal identification purposes. The bureau will only allow an applicant's documents to serve as proof for the applicable requirement in this section if the documents meet the following requirements:
(1) Must be unaltered and valid original documents or certified facsimiles from the issuing agency.
(2) Must be:
(A) in the English language; or
(B) presented with a verifiably accurate English translation of the document.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 140 - BUREAU OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 7 - DRIVER'S LICENSE DIVISION › Rule 1.1 - Definitions; Required Documentation for Credentials › Section 1.1-4 - Documentation for individuals with conditions causing appearance of intoxication

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  9-14-8-3; IC
				  9-24-11-2; IC
				  9-24-11-9
Affected: IC
				  9-24-11-9
Sec. 4.
An applicant for a driver's license issued under IC
				  9-24-11-9
				  must obtain the original or renewed physician's certificate not more than
				  thirty (30) days prior to the application date.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 140 - BUREAU OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 7 - DRIVER'S LICENSE DIVISION › Rule 1.2 - Interim License; Temporary Invalidation; Address Change › Section 1.2-1 - Issuance of interim license or identification card

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  9-14-8-3; IC
				  9-24
Affected: IC 9-24
Sec. 1.
The bureau may issue an interim Indiana driver's license,
				  permit, or identification card for specified periods to those individuals who
				  meet all of the requirements for obtaining an Indiana driver's license, permit,
				  or identification card and are in one (1) of the following situations:
(1) The person is applying at a time when the
				bureau's system or systems used for the issuing process is not properly
				operating.
(2) The person is
				applying for an initial, replacement, amended, or renewed driver's license,
				permit, or identification card, unless the person possesses the person's
				Indiana driver's license, permit, or identification card that does not expire
				for at least fourteen (14) days after the application date.
(3) The person is applying for a renewed
				Indiana driver's license and the Problem Driver Pointer System indicates that
				the applicant's driving privileges are suspended in another state.
(4) The person has an Indiana driver's
				license, is traveling outside the state, and is unable to return to the state
				in time to renew the person's driver's license.
(5) The person has an Indiana driver's
				license, is traveling outside the state, and lost the person's Indiana driver's
				license while traveling outside the state.
(6) The person is applying and the bureau
				determines that the person might be the victim of an image conflict or fraud,
				or a discrepancy exists in the person's information when the bureau seeks to
				verify its accuracy with records that the federal government
				maintains.
(7) The person received
				an interim permit and the bureau requires additional time to investigate or
				review the person's information.
(8) The person is applying for a renewed
				driver's license and their current license is expired five (5) years or more.
				An interim permit issued under this subdivision is valid only for completing
				one (1) skills test.
(9) The person
				is applying for an initial Indiana driver's license and their out-of-state
				license is expired five (5) years or more.
An interim permit issued under this subdivision is valid only
				  for completing one (1) skills test.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 140 - BUREAU OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 7 - DRIVER'S LICENSE DIVISION › Rule 2 - Motorcycle Operator Licensing Regulations › Section 2-5 - Motorcycle written test

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  9-14-8-3
Affected: IC 9-24-8
Sec. 5.
Any person who passed the written test to obtain a motorcycle
				  learner's permit is not required to take the written test at the time of
				  application for a motorcycle license endorsement. The bureau shall determine
				  the number of questions that must be answered correctly for a passing score on
				  an annual basis.
The
				  readopted version of this section by 6/28/2023, 2:55 p.m.:
				  20230726-IR-140230399RFA
				  is not yet available.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 140 - BUREAU OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 7 - DRIVER'S LICENSE DIVISION › Rule 2 - Motorcycle Operator Licensing Regulations › Section 2-6 - Motorcycle skills test

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  9-14-8-3
Affected: IC 9-24-8
Sec. 6.
(a) An
				applicant for motorcycle endorsement must take an operational skills test
				administered by a person whom the commissioner, or his or her designee,
				approves as a motorcycle operational skills test examiner.
(b) The operational skills test must include
				maneuvers with a motorcycle involving proper starting, stopping, turning,
				braking, riding through obstacles, changing traffic lanes, and the testing of
				other areas of riding skills. The bureau shall determine the number of penalty
				points necessary to fail the skills test. If the applicant is assessed that
				number of penalty points any time prior to the completion of the test, the
				examination attempt will be terminated.
(c) A person who fails the operational skills
				test must wait until the next business day before being allowed to retake the
				operational skills test.
(d) All
				persons must wear a motorcycle helmet during the operational skills
				test.
(e) Every applicant must sign
				a waiver of liability prior to taking an operational skills test. The waiver
				must include the following information:
(1)
				The applicant understands they are taking a motorcycle operational skills test
				and believes they are qualified to take such test.
(2) The applicant will hold the commission,
				the state, the owners of the test site, and the motorcycle examiner harmless
				for any injury that the applicant or the applicant's motorcycle and equipment,
				or all, might sustain from any accident during the operational skills
				test.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 140 - BUREAU OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 7 - DRIVER'S LICENSE DIVISION › Rule 2 - Motorcycle Operator Licensing Regulations › Section 2-9 - Fees for operational skills test

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  9-14-8-3
Affected: IC 9-24-8
Sec. 9.
An applicant for a motorcycle operational skills test shall
				  pay the lawful fee to the approved motorcycle examiner prior to taking the
				  operational skills test. A bureau approved organization that provides
				  operational skills tests may charge reasonable fees for each operational skills
				  test that the organizational administers in an amount to cover its reasonable
				  administrative costs and five dollars ($5) for the operational skills test
				  examiner. Fees collected by a certified motorcycle examiner who is not a state
				  employee shall be retained by such examiner for services rendered.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 140 - BUREAU OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 7 - DRIVER'S LICENSE DIVISION › Rule 2 - Motorcycle Operator Licensing Regulations › Section 2-10 - Approved motorcycle examiners; qualifications

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  9-14-8-3
Affected: IC 9-24-8
Sec. 10.
An applicant to be an approved motorcycle skills test
				  examiner must meet the following qualifications:
(1) Be twenty-one (21) years of age or
				older.
(2) Possess a valid driver's
				license with a motorcycle endorsement.
(3) Have successfully completed a bureau
				approved motorcycle safety training course.
(4) An approved motorcycle skills test
				examiner must give a minimum of five (5) operational skills tests each year to
				maintain the approval.
The
				  readopted version of this section by 6/28/2023, 2:55 p.m.:
				  20230726-IR-140230399RFA
				  is not yet available.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 140 - BUREAU OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 7 - DRIVER'S LICENSE DIVISION › Rule 3 - Commercial Driver's Licensing › Section 3-2 - General

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  9-14-8-3; IC
				  9-24-6.1-2
Affected: IC 9-24-6.1
Sec. 2.
(a) A person
				who has a CDL may not hold more than one (1) driver's license at the same
				time.
(b) A CDL shall expire at
				midnight on the applicant's birthday that occurs four (4) years following the
				CDL's issuance date.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 140 - BUREAU OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 7 - DRIVER'S LICENSE DIVISION › Rule 3 - Commercial Driver's Licensing › Section 3-3.5 - Applicant

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 9-14-8-3; IC 9-24-6.1-2
Affected: IC 9-24-6.1
Sec. 3.5.
A CDL applicant may apply at a license branch subject to the
				  provisions of IC 9-24-6.1 and the following:
(1) The CDL applicant must hold a valid CDL
				learner's permit.
(2) The applicant
				must pass a bureau administered or approved visual screening exam.
(3) The applicant for a CMV class or
				endorsement type or types, or both, must pass the applicable CDL knowledge
				exams and CDL skills tests.
(4) An
				applicant for a CMV class that is different than the one that the applicant's
				current CDL authorizes must pass all applicable CDL knowledge exams and CDL
				skills tests, except for the following:
(A) A
				person who possesses the requisite endorsement for a combination vehicle (Class
				A) may operate a heavy straight vehicle (Class B) or a small vehicle (Class C).
				However, the person must have any other endorsements that might be required for
				the specific type of Class B or Class C vehicle being operated.
(B) A person who possesses the requisite
				endorsement for a heavy straight vehicle (Class B) may operate a small vehicle
				(Class C). However, the person must have any other endorsements that might be
				required for the specific type of Class C vehicle being operated.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 140 - BUREAU OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 7 - DRIVER'S LICENSE DIVISION › Rule 3 - Commercial Driver's Licensing › Section 3-4 - Application

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  9-14-8-3; IC
				  9-24-6.1-2
Affected: IC 5-26.5; IC 9-24-6.1
Sec. 4.
(a) The
				application for a CDL or CDL learner's permit must include the applicant's:
(1) full legal name, current residential
				address, and out-of-state address if the applicant is in Indiana to attend a
				truck driving training school;
(2)
				physical description including gender, height, weight, eye color, and hair
				color;
(3) date of birth;
(4) Social Security number, or verification
				of the applicant's ineligibility to receive a valid Social Security number with
				verification of identity and lawful status in the United States;
(5) signature;
(6) medical and physical qualification
				information that this article requires;
(7) out-of-state driver history, including,
				but not limited to, any and all operator, chauffeur, public passenger
				chauffeur, and commercial driver's licenses and permits, including the dates of
				such licenses and permits and state or states that issued them;
(8) complete criminal history, based on
				fingerprint analysis, including arrests and disposition for applicants applying
				for a hazardous materials endorsement; and
(9) certification that the information
				provided is true and accurate.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 140 - BUREAU OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 7 - DRIVER'S LICENSE DIVISION › Rule 3 - Commercial Driver's Licensing › Section 3-5.5 - Learner's permit validity period; renewal

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  9-14-8-3; IC
				  9-24-6.1-2
Affected: IC 9-24-6.1
Sec. 5.5.
(a) A CDL
				learner's permit shall be valid for a period of not more than one hundred
				eighty (180) days.
(b) A person may
				apply for the renewal of the person's CDL learner's permit two (2) times during
				any two (2) year period. Thus, a person with a CDL learner's permit, whether
				issued by Indiana or another qualified jurisdiction, may hold a CDL learner's
				permit for a total of not more than eighteen (18) months out of any twenty-four
				(24) month period.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 140 - BUREAU OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 7 - DRIVER'S LICENSE DIVISION › Rule 3 - Commercial Driver's Licensing › Section 3-6.5 - Physical examination requirements

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 9-14-8-3; IC 9-24-6.1-2
Affected: IC 8-2.1-24-18; IC 9-24-6.1
Sec. 6.5.
(a) Each
				CLP or CDL applicant must obtain a medical examiner's certification that the
				CLP or CDL applicant is qualified to operate a CMV either interstate or
				intrastate.
(b) The medical
				examination must be performed by a licensed medical examiner pursuant to
				49 CFR
				391, Subpart E*.
(c) For intrastate operation, the medical
				examiner may recommend the issuance of an intrastate CDL subject to the
				following restrictions:
(1) Diabetes: For
				persons with diabetes mellitus requiring insulin treatment, the medical
				examiner may recommend restrictions consistent with the requirements of IC
				8-2.1-24-18. The Medical Examination Report (MER) must indicate that the
				applicant's diabetic condition is controlled, and that the applicant is not
				likely to lose consciousness or the ability to properly control a
				CMV.
(2) Neurological conditions:
				For persons with a medical history or clinical diagnosis of epilepsy, seizure
				disorder, or other neurological condition, the medical examiner shall state
				their opinion whether these conditions disqualify a driver from unrestricted
				interstate operation pursuant to
				49 CFR
				391.43 *. If they do, the medical examiner
				may consider whether, under specific restrictions, the driver is qualified for
				intrastate operation of a CMV. The medical examiner may find the driver
				qualified for intrastate operation subject to medical restrictions only if the
				examiner recommends that under the specified restrictions, the condition is not
				likely to cause loss of consciousness or the ability to control a commercial
				motor vehicle. In addition, the driver must be seizure or epilepsy free, or
				both, for at least one (1) year from the last occurrence before intrastate
				certification is considered. In that event, the medical examiner shall specify
				the medical restrictions on the physical examination form accompanying the
				intrastate certification, or on an attached separate sheet of paper. If the
				driver is disqualified from interstate operation and the medical examiner does
				not recommend specific restrictions that may permit qualification for
				intrastate operation, the examination report is construed as a recommendation
				that the driver is not qualified to operate CMVs.
(3) Notwithstanding the provisions set forth
				in subdivision (1) or (2), the medical examiner shall not certify a driver who
				fails to meet any of the other standards set forth in
				49 CFR
				391.43 *, except that a physician may certify
				and recommend that the bureau qualify that person for intrastate operation
				under specific medical restrictions or instructions.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 140 - BUREAU OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 7 - DRIVER'S LICENSE DIVISION › Rule 3 - Commercial Driver's Licensing › Section 3-7 - Commercial driver's license contents

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 9-14-8-3; IC 9-24-6.1-2
Affected: IC 9-24-6.1
Sec. 7.
(a) The CDL
				shall contain the information required by
				49 CFR
				383.153 * and the applicant's:
(1) full legal name. Pursuant to
				6
				CFR 37.17 *, the name on the face of the
				license or card must be the same as the name on the source documents that the
				applicant presented to establish identity;
(2) current residential address;
(3) weight, hair color, and eye color;
				and
(4) CDL number, and dates of
				issuance and expiration.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 140 - BUREAU OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 7 - DRIVER'S LICENSE DIVISION › Rule 3 - Commercial Driver's Licensing › Section 3-8.5 - Classes of commercial motor vehicles

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 9-14-8-3; IC 9-24-6.1-2
Affected: IC 9-24-6.1
Sec. 8.5.
In accordance with the United States Department of
				  Transportation standards in
				  49 CFR
				  383.91 *, the CMV classes are as follows:
(1) Combination vehicle (Class A): Any
				combination of vehicles with a GCWR of twenty-six thousand one (26,001) pounds
				(eleven thousand seven hundred ninety-four (11,794) kilograms) or more provided
				the GVWR of the vehicle or vehicles being towed is in excess of ten thousand
				(10,000) pounds (four thousand five hundred thirty-six (4,536)
				kilograms).
(2) Heavy straight
				vehicle (Class B): Any single vehicle with a GVWR of twenty-six thousand one
				(26,001) pounds (eleven thousand seven hundred ninety-four (11,794) kilograms)
				or more, or any such vehicle that is towing a vehicle that has a GVWR of not
				more than ten thousand (10,000) pounds (four thousand five hundred thirty-six
				(4,536) kilograms).
(3) Small
				vehicle (Class C): Any single vehicle, or combination of vehicles, that meets
				neither the definition of Class A nor that of Class B as contained in this
				section, but that either is designed to transport sixteen (16) or more
				passengers including the driver, or is used in the transportation of materials
				found to be hazardous for the purposes of the Hazardous Materials
				Transportation Act and that require the motor vehicle to be placarded under the
				Hazardous Materials Regulations (49 CFR Part 172, Subpart F*).
*These documents are incorporated by reference. Copies may be
				  obtained from the Government Printing Office, 732 North Capitol Street NW,
				  Washington, D.C. 20401 or are available for review and copying at the Indiana
				  Bureau of Motor Vehicles, Indiana Government Center North, Fourth Floor, 100
				  North Senate Avenue, Indianapolis, Indiana 46204.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 140 - BUREAU OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 7 - DRIVER'S LICENSE DIVISION › Rule 3 - Commercial Driver's Licensing › Section 3-9 - Core knowledge examination

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  9-14-8-3; IC
				  9-24-6.1-2
Affected: IC 9-24-6.1
Sec. 9.
(a) The CDL
				core knowledge examination shall contain not more than fifty (50) questions nor
				fewer than twenty (20) questions. The applicant must correctly answer eighty
				percent (80%) of the questions to have a passing score.
(b) An applicant who fails the CDL core
				knowledge examination may take as many additional CDL core knowledge
				examinations as desired. However, the applicant, may only take one (1) CDL core
				knowledge examination in any single business day.
(c) The results of a passed core knowledge
				examination shall be valid for a period of one hundred eighty (180) days after
				the examination date.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 140 - BUREAU OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 7 - DRIVER'S LICENSE DIVISION › Rule 3 - Commercial Driver's Licensing › Section 3-10 - Endorsements

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  9-14-8-3; IC
				  9-24-6.1-2
Affected: IC 9-24-6.1
Sec. 10.
(a) The
				following requirements apply to a CDL holder applying for a CDL endorsement:
(1) The applicant must pass the applicable
				knowledge examinations and CDL skills tests required for the specific class of
				license and endorsement sought.
(2)
				An applicant whose driving privileges are disqualified, suspended, revoked,
				invalidated, or the subject of an equivalent action, is ineligible to apply for
				a CDL endorsement during the period of the disqualification, suspension,
				revocation, invalidation, or equivalent action.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 140 - BUREAU OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 7 - DRIVER'S LICENSE DIVISION › Rule 3 - Commercial Driver's Licensing › Section 3-11.5 - CDL skills test

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  9-14-8-3; IC
				  9-24-6.1-2
Affected: IC 9-24-6.1
Sec. 11.5.
(a) A CDL
				applicant must comply with the following CDL skills test requirements:
(1) The CDL skills test shall be administered
				by a bureau certified CDL skills test examiner.
(2) A CDL or endorsement, or both, applicant
				must take the bureau's approved CDL skills test in the CMV classification for
				which the applicant is seeking the CDL or endorsement, or both.
(3) The CDL skills test must be administered
				at one (1) of the bureau's designated locations.
(4) The applicant must successfully display
				an ability to operate the CMV properly and lawfully.
(5) The applicant must pay the applicable
				fees for each CDL skills test to the bureau approved test site operator that
				administers the CDL skills test.
(6) The CDL skills test is not required to be
				taken at the time of renewal of a CDL unless the person desires to change to a
				higher classification of CDL, to obtain a school bus or passenger endorsement,
				or to remove an air brake restriction.
(7) Every applicant, prior to taking the CDL
				skills test, must successfully pass the core knowledge test and obtain a CDL
				permit in the appropriate classification.
(8) Every applicant, prior to taking the CDL
				skills test, will be required to sign a waiver of liability. The waiver will
				include, but is not limited to, the following:
(A) The applicant understands the type of
				driving skills test to be given and believes to be qualified to take the
				test.
(B) The applicant will hold
				the bureau and the state harmless for any injury sustained from any accident
				during the CDL skills test.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 140 - BUREAU OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 7 - DRIVER'S LICENSE DIVISION › Rule 3 - Commercial Driver's Licensing › Section 3-13 - Certified CDL skills test examiner; qualifications

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 9-14-8-3; IC 9-24-6.1-2
Affected: IC 9-24-6.1
Sec. 13.
(a) To
				obtain the bureau's approval to be a certified CDL skills test examiner, an
				applicant must meet the following qualifications:
(1) Be twenty-one (21) years of age or
				older.
(2) Possess a valid CDL with
				an endorsement to operate a Class A CMV for a minimum of three (3) years, and
				have all other endorsements except the hazardous materials
				endorsement.
(3) Have successfully
				completed a bureau approved training course.
(4) Meet all requirements under
				49 CFR
				384.228 *.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 140 - BUREAU OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 7 - DRIVER'S LICENSE DIVISION › Rule 3 - Commercial Driver's Licensing › Section 3-14 - Examiners; suspension and revocation of approval

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  9-14-8-3; IC
				  9-24-6.1-2
Affected: IC 4-21.5-4; IC 9-24-6.1
Sec. 14.
(a) The
				bureau may suspend for up to one (1) year or revoke the approval of any CDL
				skills test examiner after due notice and a hearing. However, under IC
				4-21.5-4, the bureau may immediately suspend the approval of any CDL skills
				test examiner. The bureau may suspend or revoke the approval for violations,
				including, but not limited to, the following:
(1) Willful or repeated violations of the
				laws, rules, or regulations dealing with driver's licensing.
(2) Conduct in training or testing applicants
				that is unprofessional, intemperate, or negligent.
(3) Fraud, deceit, or misrepresentation in
				application for approval.
(4)
				Fraudulent, misleading, or deceptive statements in advertising, or promotion of
				a commercial truck driving training school.
(5) Any conduct that, in the exercising of
				his or her discretion, the commissioner decides poses a threat to public safety
				or welfare, or otherwise warrants revocation or suspension.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 140 - BUREAU OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 7 - DRIVER'S LICENSE DIVISION › Rule 3 - Commercial Driver's Licensing › Section 3-17.5 - Renewal timing and requirements

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  9-14-8-3; IC
				  9-24-6.1-2
Affected: IC 9-24-6.1
Sec. 17.5.
(a) A
				person with a CDL may apply to the bureau to renew the person's CDL up to one
				(1) year prior to the CDL's expiration date.
(b) Except as provided in subsections (c) and
				(d), a person applying to renew the person's CDL is not required to take the
				core knowledge test, endorsement knowledge test, and CDL skills test.
(c) A person applying to renew the person's
				CDL with a hazardous materials endorsement must pass the hazardous materials
				endorsement knowledge test and must pass a criminal history background check
				every four (4) years.
(d) A person
				with a CDL that has been expired, disqualified, canceled, revoked, voluntarily
				surrendered, relinquished, or invalidated for longer than three (3) years must
				meet all application requirements as if the applicant is applying for an
				initial CDL, including applicable knowledge exams and CDL skills tests.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 140 - BUREAU OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 7 - DRIVER'S LICENSE DIVISION › Rule 3 - Commercial Driver's Licensing › Section 3-18 - Reciprocity

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 9-14-8-3; IC 9-24-6.1-2;
				  49 CFR
				  383.23
Affected: IC 9-24-6.1; IC 9-28-1
Sec. 18.
The bureau may issue a CDL to any person who holds a valid
				  CDL of the same class from another state or qualified jurisdiction without
				  requiring the person to take the CDL skills tests. A CDL holder transferring
				  from another state or qualified jurisdiction must take the core knowledge test.
				  The hazardous materials endorsement requires a core knowledge examination at
				  the time of any application or renewal.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 140 - BUREAU OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 7 - DRIVER'S LICENSE DIVISION › Rule 3 - Commercial Driver's Licensing › Section 3-18.5 - Notice of conviction

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 9-14-8-3; IC 9-24-6.1-2
Affected: IC 9-24-6.1
Sec. 18.5.
A CDL holder shall notify the bureau and the CDL holder's
				  employer of any conviction for violating a state or local law relating to motor
				  vehicle traffic control in accordance with
				  49 CFR
				  383.31.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 140 - BUREAU OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 7 - DRIVER'S LICENSE DIVISION › Rule 3 - Commercial Driver's Licensing › Section 3-21 - Public passenger chauffeur's driver's license medical certification

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  9-14-8-3; IC
				  9-24-5-1
Affected: IC 9-24-5
Sec. 21.
A person applying to renew the person's public passenger
				  chauffeur's driver's license must include a physician's medical certification
				  dated within thirty (30) days before the expiration of the applicant's public
				  passenger chauffeur's driver's license.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 140 - BUREAU OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 7 - DRIVER'S LICENSE DIVISION › Rule 5 - Truck Driver Training Schools › Section 5-0.5 - Truck driver training school approval

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 9-24-6.1-2
Affected: IC 9-27-6-3; IC 22-4.1-21-9
Sec. 0.5.
A business enterprise that educates, trains, or otherwise
				  prepares a person to operate a commercial motor vehicle is approved by the
				  bureau to operate in the state if the business enterprise is listed on the
				  Training Provider Registry as described in 49 CFR Part 380.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 140 - BUREAU OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 7 - DRIVER'S LICENSE DIVISION › Rule 6 - Emergency Contacts › Section 6-1 - Emergency contacts

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 9-26-10
Affected IC 9-26-2-5; IC 9-26-10
Sec. 1.
(a) The
				bureau shall create, maintain, and operate the Indiana emergency contact data
				base under IC 9-26-10.
(b) The
				bureau must provide a method for all Indiana credential applicants to enter or
				revise emergency contacts into the emergency contact data base when applying
				for a new, renewed, or amended credential.
(c) The emergency contact data base must
				consist of contact information for not more than two (2) emergency contacts per
				credential holder.
(d) Indiana
				credential holders that provide emergency contact information to the emergency
				contact data base must provide the emergency contact's:
(1) legal name; and
(2) phone number; for each emergency contact.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 140 - BUREAU OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 8 - LICENSE BRANCHES › Rule 1 - Personnel Policies › Section 1-1 - Purpose; policy statement; definitions

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 9-14-8-3
Affected: IC 4-15-2.2; IC 9-14-10-3
Sec. 1.
Under IC 9-14-10-3, it is the purpose of this commission
				  policy statement to establish that the commission of the bureau of motor
				  vehicles has chosen to develop a personnel system for employees of the
				  commission who are assigned to be managers and employees of the commission
				  operated license branches. This personnel system is separate from the state
				  personnel system under IC 4-15-2.2. The commission's personnel system's
				  employee handbook will define the basic rights, privileges, powers, rules,
				  procedures, policies, duties, and benefits of those commission employees.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 140 - BUREAU OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 8 - LICENSE BRANCHES › Rule 2 - Procurement › Section 2-5 - Purpose; policy statement

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 9-14-8-3
Affected: IC 9-14-10-2; IC 9-14.1-5-2
Sec. 5.
Under IC 9-14-10-2 and IC 9-14.1-5-2, it is the purpose of
				  this policy statement to establish that the commission of the bureau of motor
				  vehicles has chosen to develop a procurement system that applies to the
				  procurement of equipment, materials, goods, and services required for the
				  operation of license branches under IC 9-14.1.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 140 - BUREAU OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 8 - LICENSE BRANCHES › Rule 3 - Service Charges › Section 3-29 - Dishonored or rejected payments procedures and service charges

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 9-14-8-3
Affected: IC 9-14-14-1; IC 9-17; IC 9-18.1; IC 9-18.5; IC
				  9-24; IC 35-43-5
Sec. 29.
The bureau of motor vehicles shall use the following
				  procedures when a financial institution reports that it dishonors or rejects a
				  person's check, credit card payment, E-check (electronic check), or other form
				  of payment:
(1) The bureau shall
				create a separate collection file for each dishonored or rejected payment
				received from a financial institution.
(2) The bureau shall assess and collect the
				fees authorized in IC 35-43-5.
(3)
				The bureau shall compile and mail notices for each collection file that
				requests payment of the amount of the dishonored or rejected payment and any
				additional amounts assessed under subdivision (2). The notice shall also state
				that a driver's license or permit may be suspended and registration or title
				invalidated if full payment is not received within ten (10) business days from
				the collection notice's date.
(4)
				The bureau shall provide a receipt for any payment or payments
				received.
(5) The bureau may
				immediately suspend a driver's license or permit and invalidate a registration
				or title if the bureau does not receive full payment of the dishonored or
				rejected payment and the fees in subdivision (2) by the due date specified in
				subdivision (3).
(6) The driver's
				license, permit, registration, or title shall be reinstated upon full payment
				of the dishonored or rejected payment, the fees in subdivision (2), and an
				additional fee of ten dollars ($10) for each suspended driver's license or
				permit and invalidated registration or title. The bureau shall provide a
				reinstatement receipt after removing the suspension or invalidation.
(7) The bureau may waive the fees assessed in
				subdivisions (2) and (6) if the payment was dishonored or rejected due to a
				financial institution or bureau error, and the bureau receives written
				documentation of the error and the amount of the dishonored or stopped payment.
				The bureau shall place any documentation received in the applicable collection
				file. The bureau may remove a suspension or invalidation imposed under this
				section if the bureau receives a court order, or the bureau determines the
				dishonored or rejected payment was due to a financial institution or bureau
				error.
(8) Each additional fee
				collected under subdivision (6) shall be deposited in the commission fund
				established by IC 9-14-14-1.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 140 - BUREAU OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 8 - LICENSE BRANCHES › Rule 6 - License Branch Procedure › Section 6-1 - License branch procedure

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 9-14-8-3
Affected: IC 9-24-3; IC 9-24-10-4
Sec. 1.
(a) An
				individual who does not pass a knowledge exam conducted in a license branch
				pursuant to IC 9-24-10-4(a) may not retake the exam the same calendar
				day.
(b) An individual who does not
				pass the actual demonstration of their ability to operate a motor vehicle
				conducted pursuant to IC 9-24-10-4(a)(2) at a license branch must wait a
				minimum of seven (7) days before taking another examination; however, the
				bureau may not require a person to wait more than fourteen (14) days to undergo
				another examination.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 140 - BUREAU OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 9 - WATERCRAFT › Rule 1 - Definitions › Section 1-0.5 - Applicability; definitions

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  9-14-8-3
Affected: IC 9-13-2; IC 9-17; IC
				  14-8-2-53
Sec. 0.5.
(a) The
				definitions in this section apply throughout this article.
(b) "Bureau" means the bureau of motor
				vehicles.
(c) "Conservation
				officer" has the meaning set forth in IC
				14-8-2-53.
(d) "Motorboat" has the meaning set forth in
				IC
				9-13-2-103.5.
(e) "Police officer" has the meaning set
				forth in IC
				9-13-2-127.
(f) "Watercraft" has the meaning set forth in
				IC
				9-13-2-198.5.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 140 - BUREAU OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 9 - WATERCRAFT › Rule 1 - Definitions › Section 1-1 - Applicability (Transferred)

Current through July 10, 2024
Transferred from the Bureau of Motor Vehicles ( 140 IAC
					 9-1-1 ) to the Secretary of State ( 75 IAC 5-1-1 ) by P.L. 106-2008, SECTION
					 54, effective July 1, 2008.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 140 - BUREAU OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 9 - WATERCRAFT › Rule 1 - Definitions › Section 1-3 - "Bill of sale" defined (Transferred)

Current through July 10, 2024
Transferred from the Bureau of Motor Vehicles ( 140 IAC
					 9-1-3 ) to the Secretary of State ( 75 IAC 5-1-2 ) by P.L. 106-2008, SECTION
					 54, effective July 1, 2008.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 140 - BUREAU OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 9 - WATERCRAFT › Rule 1 - Definitions › Section 1-4 - "Boat" defined (Transferred)

Current through July 10, 2024
Transferred from the Bureau of Motor Vehicles ( 140 IAC
					 9-1-4 ) to the Secretary of State ( 75 IAC 5-1-3 ) by P.L. 106-2008, SECTION
					 54, effective July 1, 2008.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 140 - BUREAU OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 9 - WATERCRAFT › Rule 1 - Definitions › Section 1-5 - "Boat dealer" defined (Transferred)

Current through July 10, 2024
Transferred from the Bureau of Motor Vehicles ( 140 IAC
					 9-1-5 ) to the Secretary of State ( 75 IAC 5-1-4 ) by P.L. 106-2008, SECTION
					 54, effective July 1, 2008.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 140 - BUREAU OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 9 - WATERCRAFT › Rule 1 - Definitions › Section 1-7 - "Bureau" defined (Transferred)

Current through July 10, 2024
Transferred from the Bureau of Motor Vehicles ( 140 IAC
					 9-1-7 ) to the Secretary of State ( 75 IAC 5-1-5 ) by P.L. 106-2008, SECTION
					 54, effective July 1, 2008.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 140 - BUREAU OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 9 - WATERCRAFT › Rule 1 - Definitions › Section 1-9 - "Consignee" defined (Transferred)

Current through July 10, 2024
Transferred from the Bureau of Motor Vehicles ( 140 IAC
					 9-1-9 ) to the Secretary of State ( 75 IAC 5-1-6 ) by P.L. 106-2008, SECTION
					 54, effective July 1, 2008.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 140 - BUREAU OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 9 - WATERCRAFT › Rule 1 - Definitions › Section 1-10 - "Consignment sale" defined (Transferred)

Current through July 10, 2024
Transferred from the Bureau of Motor Vehicles ( 140 IAC
					 9-1-10 ) to the Secretary of State ( 75 IAC 5-1-7 ) by P.L. 106-2008, SECTION
					 54, effective July 1, 2008.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 140 - BUREAU OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 9 - WATERCRAFT › Rule 1 - Definitions › Section 1-11 - "Consignor" defined (Transferred)

Current through July 10, 2024
Transferred from the Bureau of Motor Vehicles ( 140 IAC
					 9-1-11 ) to the Secretary of State ( 75 IAC 5-1-8 ) by P.L. 106-2008, SECTION
					 54, effective July 1, 2008.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 140 - BUREAU OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 9 - WATERCRAFT › Rule 1 - Definitions › Section 1-12 - "Dealer plates" defined (Transferred)

Current through July 10, 2024
Transferred from the Bureau of Motor Vehicles ( 140 IAC
					 9-1-12 ) to the Secretary of State ( 75 IAC 5-1-9 ) by P.L. 106-2008, SECTION
					 54, effective July 1, 2008.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 140 - BUREAU OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 9 - WATERCRAFT › Rule 1 - Definitions › Section 1-13 - "Dealer registration" defined (Transferred)

Current through July 10, 2024
Transferred from the Bureau of Motor Vehicles ( 140 IAC
					 9-1-13 ) to the Secretary of State ( 75 IAC 5-1-10 ) by P.L. 106-2008, SECTION
					 54, effective July 1, 2008.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 140 - BUREAU OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 9 - WATERCRAFT › Rule 1 - Definitions › Section 1-14 - "Discount dealer" defined (Transferred)

Current through July 10, 2024
Transferred from the Bureau of Motor Vehicles ( 140 IAC
					 9-1-14 ) to the Secretary of State ( 75 IAC 5-1-11 ) by P.L. 106-2008, SECTION
					 54, effective July 1, 2008.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 140 - BUREAU OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 9 - WATERCRAFT › Rule 1 - Definitions › Section 1-15 - "Distributor" defined (Transferred)

Current through July 10, 2024
Transferred from the Bureau of Motor Vehicles ( 140 IAC
					 9-1-15 ) to the Secretary of State ( 75 IAC 5-1-12 ) by P.L. 106-2008, SECTION
					 54, effective July 1, 2008.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 140 - BUREAU OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 9 - WATERCRAFT › Rule 1 - Definitions › Section 1-16 - "Hull identification number" defined (Transferred)

Current through July 10, 2024
Transferred from the Bureau of Motor Vehicles ( 140 IAC
					 9-1-16 ) to the Secretary of State ( 75 IAC 5-1-13 ) by P.L. 106-2008, SECTION
					 54, effective July 1, 2008.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 140 - BUREAU OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 9 - WATERCRAFT › Rule 1 - Definitions › Section 1-19 - "Manufacturer" defined (Transferred)

Current through July 10, 2024
Transferred from the Bureau of Motor Vehicles ( 140 IAC
					 9-1-19 ) to the Secretary of State ( 75 IAC 5-1-14 ) by P.L. 106-2008, SECTION
					 54, effective July 1, 2008.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 140 - BUREAU OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 9 - WATERCRAFT › Rule 1 - Definitions › Section 1-21 - "Person" defined (Transferred)

Current through July 10, 2024
Transferred from the Bureau of Motor Vehicles ( 140 IAC
					 9-1-21 ) to the Secretary of State ( 75 IAC 5-1-15 ) by P.L. 106-2008, SECTION
					 54, effective July 1, 2008.