A Northwest Indiana lawmaker received unanimous Senate approval Monday for laws tweaking coverage on the Bureau of Motor Automobiles regarding driver’s license suspensions.
Senate Invoice 19 provides Hoosiers the chance to request an extra 90-day interval to supply the BMV proof of insurance coverage following a automobile crash previous to having their driver’s license suspended for noncompliance.
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