in-20250115-IR-140240214FRA: DIGEST DRIVING SKILLS TEST ADMINISTRATION

Final Rule LSA Document #24-214 DIGEST Sec. 8. (a) When a student completes a course, the student's course results must be electronically submitted to the bureau within ten (10) days after the course is completed. (b) A learner's permit containing any irregularities, including but not limited to, strike-outs, erasures, or the use of white-out, is invalid. (c) The bureau may prescribe and allow for alternate or electronic document submission of any documents under this section. Sec. 9. (a) A school that participates participating in the driving skills test program may offer to administer a driving skills test to individuals that hold holding a valid Indiana learner's permit. (b) All Schools that participate participating in the driving skills test program must use the driving skills test score sheet prescribed by the bureau to evaluate and score the driving skills test. An individual taking a driving skills test will be tested on the standards expressed in sections 1.1 and 1.2 of this rule. (c) The signatures of: (d) A person's driving skills test pass result is valid for the duration of the permit held at the time of test administration, but cannot exceed two (2) years. (e) Each A school must shall retain score sheets at the school's location for at least two (2) years, and present the score sheets to the bureau upon on request. (f) Individuals shall take the driving skills test independently, except as otherwise required by law and without assistance from the instructor. (g) The driving skills test is not cannot be conducted during behind-the-wheel training, nor on the same day as behind-the-wheel training. (h) The A school must comply with the following requirements to administer the driving skills test: (i) Skills test results must be submitted to the bureau in an electronic form or alternate form prescribed by the bureau. Sec. 11. (a) The driving skills test results in automatic failure for any of the following actions: must result in the automatic failure of the driving skills test: (b) The use of Using advanced driver assistance systems, (ADAS), such as: (c) It is within the discretion of the state driver examiner or instructor to continue a driving skills test after a student has failed.