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Suspension

Your driving privileges can be suspended for multiple reasons. The most common suspensions are as a result of the following:

  • Courts can order the BMV to suspend an individual’s driving privileges.
  • State law requires the BMV to suspend a person's driving privileges for certain violations - including failure to provide proof of financial responsibility (insurance).

Reinstatements

Learn how to reinstate your license after it has been suspended.

Driver Safety Program

Drivers must complete a Driver Safety Program if convicted of two or more traffic offenses.

Common Traffic Violations

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.

Proof of Financial Responsibility (Insurance)

You are required to provide proof of financial responsibility to the BMV after being involved in an accident or certain traffic violations.

Material Error Review Request

Learn how to request a review if you believe the BMV's records contain a material error on your driver record.

Common Suspension, Reinstatement, and Insurance Forms

To reinstate a person's driving privileges, a driver may be required to submit one or more forms to the BMV.

Toll Violation Registration Holds

The BMV may place a hold on your registration if you have unpaid toll violations.

Are you an insurance agent who needs to submit paperwork for your client?

You will need to provide proof of financial responsibility to the BMV when your customer receives a request for verification.

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