What could lead to a suspension of a driver’s license in Indiana?

In Indiana, a driver's license can be suspended due to points violations accumulated from traffic offenses. The state uses a point system to track violations, where each infraction is assigned a certain number of points based on its severity. When a driver accumulates too many points within a specified timeframe, it triggers penalties, which can include suspension of their driving privileges. This system is designed to encourage safe driving behaviors by holding drivers accountable for their actions on the road.

Other options, such as failure to pay vehicle registration fees or not wearing a seatbelt, might lead to fines or other administrative actions, but they do not directly result in a suspension of a driver's license in the same way that points violations do. Similarly, driving with passengers under the age of 18 may be subject to specific restrictions, but it generally does not incur points leading to a suspension either.