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BMV introduces new way for Indiana residents to pass driving skills exam
Indianapolis, Indiana – For Indiana residents looking to obtain a driver’s license, the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles is providing a new opportunity.
A driving abilities exam can be given by authorized training facilities to anyone with a current learner’s permit. This is made possible by House Enrolled Act 1050-2023.
Prior to this change, individuals with a learner’s permit had to wait 90 days after turning 16 to pass a driving skills exam.
According to the BMV, these modifications will increase the number of qualified Indiana residents’ options for passing their driving test while undergoing instruction.
Visit the state website for more details about accredited schools.
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