Indiana Insurance & Collisions practice test

Practice required coverage and what to do after a crash: 14 questions based on the Indiana Driver's Manual, 13 of them on Indiana's own rules.

Key Indiana facts: Insurance & Collisions

Sample Insurance & Collisions questions

How long do you have for a Certificate of Compliance to reach and be processed by the BMV after its request?

  • 180 days
  • 30 days
  • 10 days
  • 90 days
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90 days

If it isn't received and processed within 90 days of the BMV's mailing, your privileges will be suspended.

Source: Indiana Driver's Manual, Chapter 5, Insurance Requirements, p. 22

Driving without the minimum liability insurance in Indiana can lead to what?

  • A required vision test
  • A warning with no penalty
  • Loss of your voter registration
  • Suspended driving privileges
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Suspended driving privileges

Besides being illegal, it brings driving privilege suspensions and reinstatement fees.

Source: Indiana Driver's Manual, Chapter 5, Insurance Requirements, p. 22

A crash with no injuries happens on the traveled part of a highway. What must you do with your car?

  • Leave it until police arrive
  • Leave it for the tow service
  • Move it off the highway nearby
  • Drive it to the next exit
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Move it off the highway nearby

Without injuries, hazardous materials or entrapment, move the vehicle off the highway close to the accident.

Source: Indiana Driver's Manual, Chapter 8, What to Do After an Accident, p. 58

You hit an unattended vehicle and can't locate its owner after trying. What must you do?

  • Mail a report next month
  • Drive to the BMV branch
  • Call a law enforcement agency
  • Leave and wait for a letter
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Call a law enforcement agency

If the owner can't be found, contact law enforcement to give the information.

Source: Indiana Driver's Manual, Chapter 8, What to Do After an Accident, p. 58

You are in a collision. What must you do first under Indiana's rules?

  • Stop at or close to the scene
  • Leave if it wasn't your fault
  • Call your insurer, then drive on
  • Drive home and then report it
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Stop at or close to the scene

A driver in an accident must stop at once or as close as possible and stay at the scene.

Source: Indiana Driver's Manual, Chapter 8, What to Do After an Accident, p. 58

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About these questions

We wrote these practice questions from the facts in the Indiana Driver's Manual (Published July 2026 (back cover), read 2026-11-08. Page numbers in facts are the ones printed in the manual; PDF page = printed page + 5. edition) and from official sources on road signs. Every answer links to its source, so you can check it and read more.

DMV Decoded is an independent guide, not a government agency. This practice test is not connected to the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles (BMV), and your actual test will have different questions. Study the handbook, and check the agency's website for current rules.