Is driving without insurance a misdemeanor in Indiana?
I got caught driving without insurance in Indiana and I’m worried it might go on my permanent record. Will driving without insurance be classified as a misdemeanor if I live in Indiana?
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
Thankfully for you, driving without insurance in Indiana is not a misdemeanor. However, you’re susceptible to fines and citations that can cost you a lot of money.
The penalties for driving without insurance in Indiana are:
$250 fine and a necessary SR-22 for three years the first offense
$500 fine and a necessary SR-22 for three years for the second offense
$1,000 fine a necessary SR-22 for five years for the third or subsequent occurrence.
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