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FREE IN Permit Test Resources: Wake Up The Driver Inside You!

FREE IN Permit Test Resources: Wake Up The Driver Inside You!

IN Permit Practice Test 1

This FREE IN Permit Practice Test contains 40 questions that are very similar (often identical!) to the real DMV test.

IN Permit Practice Test 2

Take this FREE IN Permit Practice Test to see how ready you are for the real thing!

IN Permit Practice Test 3

Practice these 40 multiple choice questions and come to the real IN Permit Test prepared!

IN Permit Practice Test 4

Take our fourth FREE IN permit practice test that will help you pass your DMV Test with flying colors!

IN Permit Practice Test 5

Getting ready for your IN Permit Test? We've got you covered! 40 test questions, hints, detailed explanations, immediate feedback.

IN Marathon Practice Test

Your last step before the IN Permit Test! This non-stop marathon contains ALL the practice test questions we have!

IN Fines and Limits Test

Fines, Limits, Regulations and Citations. Traffic citations, insurance, DUI, the points system, and fines that will appear on the IN driver's permit exam.

IN Signs and Situations Practice Test

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IN road signs and road situations: learn when to yield, where to park and what all those road signs mean! Try this 50-question image-only IN permit practice test now!

IN Moto Practice Test 1

Take our FREE IN Motorcycle Practice Test 1 (updated for 2013) to see if you're ready for the official IN DMV Motorcycle Test!

IN Moto Practice Test 2

Take our FREE IN Motorcycle Practice Test 2 (updated for 2013) to see if you're ready for the official IN DMV Motorcycle Test!

IN Moto Practice Test 3

Take our FREE IN Motorcycle Practice Test 3 (updated for 2013) to see if you're ready for the official IN DMV Motorcycle Test!

IN Moto Practice Test 4

Take our FREE IN Motorcycle Practice Test 4 (updated for 2013) to see if you're ready for the official IN DMV Motorcycle Test!

IN Moto Practice Test 5

Take our FREE IN Motorcycle Practice Test 5 (updated for 2013) to see if you're ready for the official IN DMV Motorcycle Test!

IN Motorcycle Marathon

Your last step before the IN Motorcycle Permit Test! This non-stop practice marathon contains ALL the test questions we have!

IN Driver's Handbook

This IN Driver's Handbook is the official online guide containing this state's traffic laws and regulations.

IN Moto Handbook

This IN Motorcycle Guide is the official online handbook written for motorcycle owners in this state.

Struggling to prepare for the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles’ permit exams? You have come to the right place. Everything you need to successfully complete the Indiana driver’s permit or motorcycle permit exam can be found below. First, study for the exams using the IN Driver’s Handbook, IN Motorcycle Handbook, and the Indiana License Guide. After you have studied, practice your skills using the 5 FREE practice tests and motorcycle permit practice test that are also included on this page. These practice tests closely mimic the real exam and will help you brush-up your test-taking skills. With a little effort and the help of these free study resources, you will be on the road in no time!

How Can I Apply for my IN Driver’s License? Frequently Asked Questions

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How old must I be to apply for a license in Indiana?

You may apply for a license in Indiana as early as age 15 if you are enrolled in a driver’s education course. You must wait until you are 16 if you are not enrolled in driver’s education.
What documents do I need when I go to apply for my license in Indiana?
You must provide documents that will prove your identity, social security number, United States lawful status, and Indiana residence. These will be documents such as:
- A Birth Certificate or US Passport for proof of identity and US status
- Social Security Card or W-2 for proof of social security number
- Utility bill or Credit Card Bill for proof of residence
What requirements must I meet in order to get my permit in Indiana?
There are a few requirements you must meet in order to get your permit in Indiana.
- You must be at least 15 years old
- You must be able to provide proof of ID, date of birth, social security number and Indiana residence
- You must be able to show proof of enrollment in a BMV approved Driver’s Ed course (if under 16).
- You must be able to pass the vision test
- You must be able to have a parent willing to sign a financial responsibility agreement
Where do I apply for my Indiana license?

Indiana issues driver’s licenses at BMV license branches. Easily find locations and hours at http://www.in.gov/bmv/2337.htm.
What is the contact information for the Indiana BMV?

The Indiana BMV encourages citizens to contact them if they have any questions, comments or concerns. You may contact them by phone at 888-692-6841. You may also email them at the following link https://myweb.in.gov/BMV/mybmv/Contact.aspx.
Who should bring me for my permit test in Indiana?

If you are under 18, you will need to have someone willing to sign a financial responsibility agreement for you. This will most likely be a parent or legal guardian. If you need more information contact Indiana BMV customer service at 888-692-6841.
Do I need a physical in order to get a license in Indiana?

You do not need a physical in order to obtain a license in Indiana.
Does Indiana require applicants to take a vision exam?

Yes. Your vision will be tested. If you do not pass the vision exam, you will be sent to an eye care professional for an examination.
Where do I go for my driver’s license photo in Indiana?

There is no need to worry about your picture. All BMV offices supply their applicants with license photographs. Just be prepared and look you best.
How do I apply for my Indiana driver’s license?

It’s easy to apply for your license. Just be sure to meet the following requirements:
- You are at least 15 years old
- You can provide proof of ID, date of birth, social security number and Indiana residence
- You can show proof of enrollment in a BMV approved Driver’s Ed course (if under 16)
- You can pass the vision test
- You have a parent or guardian willing to sign a financial responsibility agreement
What happens after I apply for my Indiana driver’s license?

After you have applied for you license, you will get your permit.
You are required to hold your permit at least 60 days before taking the road test.
Do I need to put up hair when taking driver’s license photo?

You may wear your hair the same way you would normally wear it; however, it should not be covering your face or your eyes. The purpose of the photo is to be able to identify who you really are. Besides, you would not want to hide that amazing face!
What make-up to wear when I get my IN driver’s license picture taken?

Wear your normal make-up; however, the less make-up the better. As long as you are not wearing so much make-up to where you are unrecognizable, you will be fine!
Why is it best not to smile when taking your drivers license picture?

Some states are moving towards face recognition technology that will be able to uniquely identify each individual. A straight face on the photo helps distinguish who you really are. This is all in an effort to stop fraud.
What are some tips for getting the best out of the driver’s license picture?

Look straight into the camera and keep a calm and relaxed face!
I have a question that’s not answered above. What do I do?

If you can’t find the answer to your question above, please use our Beginner Driver Q & A Section to get a professional answer from our experts! If you need any further assistance, you’re welcome to contact us directly at drivingtestsorg@gmail.com
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How Can I Get Ready for my IN Permit Test? Frequently Asked Questions

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What is the best way to study for the Indiana permit test?

The permit test is based on information found in the Indiana driver’s manual. Because of this, the best way to study is by familiarizing yourself with the manual. The manual can be found at http://www.in.gov/bmv/2362.htm.
Do I need driver’s education when getting my license in Indiana?

You will need driver’s education before applying for a permit if you are 15 and a half. Once you have your permit, you must get 50 hours of behind the wheel training with a certified driving instructor, or a licensed driver over 25 years old.
Where can I get an Indiana driver’s manual from?

The BMV offers its manuals online at http://www.in.gov/bmv/2362.htm.
Should I read the entire Indiana driver’s manual for the permit test?

It will be in your best interest to read the entire manual. This is the surest way of avoiding any surprises on the exam. The chapters will cover:
- Renewing, Amending or Replacing a License
- Points, Suspension, Renewal and Insurance Requirements
- Traffic Signs and Signals
- Safe Vehicle Operation
- Accidents and Emergency Situations
Is there a mobile Indiana Practice Test app for my iPhone/iPad?

Yes, there is. For help studying, use this great practice app: DMV Genius, it’s a great way to study for your IN written test!
Are there any sample questions that will be on the Indiana permit test?

Here are a few sample questions from the Indiana BMV manual.
- “The safe and legal passing of another vehicle requires that a driver________”
- “A flashing red light means __________.”
- “You should signal your intention to turn at least__________.”
How is the written test graded in Indiana?

The Indiana permit test is graded based on how many questions you answer correctly. You must correctly answer 28 out of 34 questions. You must also answer 14 out of 16 road sign questions correctly.
Where can I find Indiana permit practice tests online?

Use the buttons above. The Indiana BMV has a sample questionnaire available at http://www.in.gov/bmv/files/Drivers_Manual_Sample_Test_Questions.pdf, too. There are several others available such as
http://quizlet.com/868459/indiana-driver-permit-study-guide-flash-cards/ or http://www.proprofs.com/quiz-school/story.php?title=indiana-driving-test.
Where is the best place to go for the written test in Indiana?

Just trot on over to your local Indiana BMV office when you are ready to take your permit test. Easily find a location near you at http://www.in.gov/bmv/2337.htm.
What’s the best thing to do the night before my Indiana permit test?

The night before the permit test can be a stressful time. You may feel very nervous. Just relax and use the night before as a time for review. Once you have done a final review, think positive and look forward to the next day.
What’s the average number of people who pass their permit test the first time?

Although Indiana does not have an exact average, it is evident that those who passed the first time took the initiative to study and prepare prior to the exam.
When can I tell that I’m ready for my Indiana permit test?

Preparation and confidence are the two major factors of being ready. Once you have mastered those two, you should gather all of your necessary documents and go to the BMV for your permit test.
What are my next steps once I’m ready for my Indiana permit test?

Once you have….
- Reached at least 16 years old
- Studied the manual
- Gathered your necessary identification documents

You should go to your local BMV office for your exam.
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Frequently Asked Questions about Taking Your Indiana Permit Test

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Where should I go to sign up for the Indiana written test?

An Indiana BMV branch location is where you should go to sign up for the permit. Easily find locations and hours at http://www.in.gov/bmv/2337.htm.
When is it ok for me to try to get my permit in Indiana?

You are free to try for your permit if…..
- You are at least 15 years old
- You can provide proof of ID, date of birth, social security number and Indiana residence
- You can show proof of enrollment in a BMV approved Driver’s Ed course (if under 16).
- You can pass the vision test
- You have a parent or guardian willing to sign a financial responsibility agreement
What sort of documents do I need when I go in to take my written test in Indiana?

Be prepared to show documents that will prove your identity, social security number, US status, and Indiana residency such as:
• A Birth Certificate or US Passport for proof of identity and US status
• Social Security Card or W-2 for proof of social security number
• Utility bill or Credit Card Bill for proof of residence
What does an Indiana permit test cost?

The Indiana permit costs $9 and is valid for 2 years.
Do my parents have to be with me for my Indiana learner’s permit?

If you are under 18, it would be a good idea to have them bring you because you will need someone willing to sign a financial responsibility agreement for you. This will most likely be a parent or legal guardian. It isn’t always possible, however, to have a parent bring you. That is why you should contact the Indiana BMV customer service hotline at 888-692-6841 for more information on acceptable alternatives.
What do I need to know to help me pass the Indiana written test?

Be prepared to know all there is to know about the rules of the road. Test questions can come from any place in the manual. You will need to know driving information regarding:
- Warning signs
- Traffic Sign shapes and colors
- Rules for safe and legal turning
- What to do after an accident
- Habitual traffic violations
- And more
How many questions are there on the Indiana permit test?

You should expect to see 34 road rules questions and 16 road sign questions.
How will I know if I passed the Indiana permit test?

Once you are finished with your test, you will receive a score. You must score 80% correct. In order to pass, you must score 28 out of 34 questions correctly. You must also answer 14 out of 16 road sign questions correctly.
How many questions am I allowed to get wrong on the Indiana permit test?

You can answer up to 6 road rule questions incorrectly and 2 road sign questions incorrectly.
What common errors do people make on the Indiana permit test?

Mistakes vary. Often times, areas of the manual are overlooked regarding point values, insurance requirements, and routine traffic stops by law enforcement. You can easily avoid mistakes by familiarizing yourself with all areas of the manual.
Will I be allowed to use the manual on the Indiana permit test?

Absolutely not! You mustn’t use the handbook on the exam. When you go to take your permit test, you are expected to be able to recall the rules of the road from memory.
Do I have to take a drug test when getting a permit in Indiana?

A drug test is not a part of the Indiana licensing process.
Where can I see some feedback from people who have already passed their Indiana permit test?

Check out all the Facebook comments below the test here! This was written by real people who have taken the test.
Where is the easiest BMV office to take my permit test in Indiana?

All BMV offices will be about the same since the permit test is computerized. To get in and out faster, try to avoid peak days of the month such as the beginning and the end. Go here to find an office nearest you at http://www.in.gov/bmv/2337.htm.
What should I expect if I fail my Indiana permit test?

You won’t get your permit. Pay attention to why you failed and try again. You must wait at least until the next business day before you can retake it.
When can I take the Indiana permit test again if I fail?

Feel free to take the permit test again as early as the next business day. If you fail 3 or more times, you will have to wait 60 days and begin the process all over again.
Who can ride with me if I only have an Indiana permit?

Having an Indiana permit gives you limited driving privileges. You are not supposed to drive with other passengers in the car other than a licensed Indiana driver 25 or older, or a licensed driving instructor.
What restrictions are there on my Indiana license after I get it?

If you are 18 or older, there are no restrictions. If you are 17 or younger, you will be issued a probationary license. Under this license, you cannot have any passengers unless you are with a licensed driver age 25 or older. You aren’t allowed to use any cellphone devices. You cannot drive between 10pm and 5am for the first 180 days.
May I drive anywhere in Indiana with a learner’s permit?

Yes. In order to get adequate practice, you will need to drive in different places and situations. Just remember, you must always drive with a certified driving instructor or a licensed driver at least 25 or older.
After I pass my Indiana written test, what happens?

You should feel excited about passing your permit test. This means you will get your learner’s permit. With your permit, you have to get at least 50 hours of behind the wheel training with a licensed instructor or with a licensed driver 25 or older. At least 10 of those 50 hours must be done at night. You will have to keep your practice time in a Log of Supervised Driving. On the day you go back to the BMV for your road test, you will be required to show the log to the examiner.
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Getting Ready for Your Indiana Road Test: FAQ

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What is the best way to prepare for the Indiana road test?

The best way to prepare for the road test is by practicing. You can get ready by:
• Driving through different districts such as business and residential
• Driving on one-way-streets
• Handling the vehicle properly
• Feeling comfortable with the acceleration, brake and signal lights
• Sharing the road with other drivers
Where is the best place to practice for the road test in Indiana?

As long as you are on a public street or road, you are ok. Be sure to get experience in various driving situations.
Where can I find a driving school in Indiana?

There are several schools available out there such as certifieddriving.com and inallstardriving.com. Look online for a comprehensive directory and find a location near you. Be sure the school is state approved.
What should I take with me on the day of the Indiana driving exam?

On the day of your exam, you must arrive 15 minutes early for your appointment. Bring with you:
- Your valid Indiana Learner’s permit
- Vehicle with proper registration and insurance
- Supervising licensed driver age 25 or older
What will I be asked to do on the Indiana road test?

You will have to show the examiner that you are a safe and skilled driver. Some of the things you will have to do are:
• Park
• Turn
• Use one-way
• Go through intersections
• Control your speed
• Back up
• And more
What should I do the night before the Indiana road test?

Here is what you should do the night before the road test:
- Have your learner’s permit
- Have a vehicle with proper registration and insurance
- Have a supervising licensed driver age 25 or older
- Take one more practice drive
- Rest for the next day
Do I have to schedule a road test in Indiana?

You most certainly do. Begin scheduling your road test online at https://myweb.in.gov/BMV/mybmv/DriveTest/DriveTestSignIn.aspx.
Where should I go for my Indiana driving test?

You will need to go to a BMV location for your road test. Easily find locations and hours at http://www.in.gov/bmv/2337.htm.
Will the Indiana BMV office supply me with a car for the road test?

The Indiana BMV does not supply vehicles for the road test. It is your responsibility to bring a car. You should consider asking your parents or trusted neighbor for a car.
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Taking Your Road Test (Driving Exam) in Indiana: Frequently Asked Questions

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Does anyone need to bring me for my road test in Indiana?

You must have an Indiana licensed driver 25 or older in the car with you.
Are there any tips that will help me pass my Indiana road test the first time?

The best way to pass your exam is to be a good and safe driver. This will include showing the examiner things like:
- Driving in the proper lane: Avoid the lane left of center unless instructed otherwise
- Parallel parking: Check traffic from rearview mirror and signal your intention to park
- Control your speed: Observe the general flow of traffic
Is there anything I should keep in mind when taking the road test in Indiana?

Keep in mind that the following things will detract points from your final score. If you get too many, you won’t pass.
• Not using both hands on the steering wheel
• Stopping unnecessarily
• Not checking your blind spots often
• Leaving the turn signal on after turning
• Not leaving enough distance between you and other vehicles
What common errors could cause me to fail the Indiana road test?

Here are common errors you want to avoid or else you will fail the Indiana road test:
• Not obeying school zone rules
• Driving on both sides of marked lines
• Unsure of how to react to hazardous driving situations
• Not yielding to right-of-way
• Turning from the wrong lane
What will I be asked to do on the road test in Indiana?

The first thing you will have to do is show the examiner that you have insurance on the vehicle you are going to test in. Next, the examiner will inspect your vehicle. Finally, you will demonstrate your ability to handle the responsibilities of the road by driving. You won’t be asked to do anything illegal so don’t worry.
Will there be parallel parking on the Indiana road test?

Yes. You must show the examiner that you can parallel park. Start out by checking your rearview mirror and signal your intention to park. Position your vehicle before parking in order to make it a smooth and proper maneuver.
May I wear my contacts/glasses on the Indiana road test?

Yes. You must where corrective lenses if that is what you normally use to see with.
Can I have someone else in the car with me during my Indiana road test?

Although you may want someone else in the car with you for moral support, no one else can be in the car with you. Only you and the examiner are allowed in the car for the road test.
What happens if I fail my driving exam several times in Indiana?

If you fail your test several times, that will be an indicator that you need more practice. If you fail 3 times, you must apply for your learner’s permit over again and hold it or 60 days.
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I Have Passed the IN Road Test! What’s Next? Frequently Asked Questions

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What will happen after I pass my Indiana road test?

Congratulations, you did it! You have gone through the rite of passage and are now a licensed driver. You will be issued your driver’s license. Find out more at www.in.gov/bmv.
What limitations will be on my Indiana driver’s license after I get it?

New drivers 18 or older will not have any limitations on their license. New drivers 17 or younger will be issued a probationary license. With this license, you are not allowed to have any passengers unless you are with a licensed driver 25 or older. Also, for the first 6 months you cannot drive between 10pm and 5am.
Is there anything I should keep in mind when driving in Indiana for the first time?

When driving in Indiana for the first time, remember to
• Keep proper distance
• Avoid distractions
• Don’t speed
• Beware of other drivers
• Have a great time
What is the best type of car insurance for Indiana?

Your agent will be able to help you select the best type of car insurance. The best type of car insurance in Indiana will include a minimum liability of:
- Uninsured Motorists: Bodily Injury: $25,000/$50,000
- Property Damage: $10,000
- Under insured Motorists: Bodily Injury: $50,000
What will I need when getting car insurance in Indiana?

Different companies will ask for different things based on their company’s policy. More than likely, you will need to provide your name, age, gender, address, vehicle type and driving record.
What’s the average cost of car insurance in Indiana?

Car insurance rates will always vary based on many factors. Companies usually determine premiums based on
- Age and Sex
- Marital Status
- Driving Record
- Average Daily Commute
- Deductibles
- Type of Car
- Driver’s Education
- Claims History
Where can I find the cheapest car insurance in Indiana?

You can choose from companies both locally and non-locally. In order to find the best deal and coverage, you should talk to more than one company. Amica Mutual received 5 out of 5 stars in overall expert rating and customer satisfaction.
Why is car insurance so expensive when the license is new in Indiana?

New drivers have it tough when it comes to car insurance premiums because of the higher accident numbers among that group. Insurance companies try to defer costs by passing it on to the newly licensed consumer.
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