Indiana Indicators and Parking Placards Practice Test
This free practice test has 20 questions from Chapter 3, Indicators, Watercraft, and Parking Placards, of the Indiana Driver's Manual. It covers Organ Donation, Watercraft and Parking Placards. Try each one first, then open Show answer to check it against the manual page.
Practice questions written from the Indiana Driver's Manual (July 2026). Not the real BMV test questions.
20 practice questions
1. What symbol appears on a credential when its holder chooses to be an organ donor?
- A small heart on the front
- A red dot on the back
- A star next to the photo
- No visible symbol at all
2. A 13-year-old wants to operate a watercraft. What is the horsepower limit?
- No more than 10 horsepower
- No more than 25 horsepower
- No limit at all
- No more than 50 horsepower
3. What does a parking placard allow its holder to do?
- Use parking spaces designated for individuals with disabilities
- Park in any fire lane
- Avoid all parking fees citywide
- Park for unlimited time in any metered spot
4. Where is the organ-donor heart symbol printed?
- On the back of the credential
- On the front of the credential
- On a separate wallet card
- Nowhere; it is only in a database
5. Below what age does the 10-horsepower watercraft limit apply?
- Younger than 15
- Younger than 18
- Younger than 21
- Younger than 12
6. A parking placard is specifically tied to which kind of parking space?
- Spaces designated for individuals with disabilities
- Spaces reserved for electric vehicles
- Spaces reserved for law enforcement
- Any general public space
7. Under Indiana's Donor Choice Law, can family members override an 18-or-older donor's declared intention?
- Yes, at any time
- No, they cannot override it
- Only with a court order
- Only if two family members agree
8. If your driver's license is suspended, can you operate a watercraft?
- Yes, watercraft rules are separate
- No, you may not operate a watercraft
- Yes, but only in daylight
- Yes, if a licensed adult is aboard
9. Besides individuals with a permanent or temporary disability, who else is eligible for a parking placard?
- Anyone with a valid driver's license
- Someone eligible for a Disabled Hoosier Veteran (DHV) license plate
- Anyone over the age of 65
- Any registered vehicle owner
10. At what age can an individual declare organ-donor intention that family cannot later override?
- 16
- 18
- 21
- 25
11. A driver's license suspension affects which other activity, according to the manual?
- Operating a watercraft
- Riding a bicycle
- Walking on a public sidewalk
- Riding as a passenger in a car
12. Can a company apply for a parking placard?
- No, only individuals can apply
- Yes, if empowered to operate transportation or facility programs for people with disabilities
- Yes, any company regardless of purpose
- Only nonprofit companies may apply
13. For someone younger than 18, who must consent to organ donation at the time of the minor's death?
- The minor's own prior declaration is final and binding alone
- A parent or legal guardian
- A hospital ethics board
- The county coroner
14. What can happen to your driver record if you operate a watercraft recklessly or while intoxicated?
- Nothing; watercraft and driver records are separate
- Points may be assessed against your driver record
- Only your boating license is affected
- Only a warning letter is sent
15. What must a health care provider do to help you apply for a parking placard?
- Complete State Form 42070 affirming you qualify
- Write a personal letter with no set form
- Call the BMV directly
- Post a notice at their office
16. Can someone younger than 18 declare an intention to be an organ donor?
- No, only adults may declare intention
- Yes, with a parent or legal guardian's permission
- Yes, but only after age 16
- Yes, without any permission needed
17. Which of these can lead to points on your driver record, according to the manual's watercraft rules?
- Operating a watercraft while intoxicated
- Owning a watercraft without using it
- Renting a watercraft for a day
- Storing a watercraft in winter
18. When is health care provider certification NOT required for a parking placard application?
- When the applicant is under 18
- When the person has or is eligible for a Disabled Hoosier Veteran license plate
- When applying online instead of by mail
- Never; certification is always required
19. On Indiana boundary waters, what must an Indiana resident operating a watercraft carry?
- An Indiana driver's license
- A separate boating license
- Nothing is required
- A passport
20. Does a permanent-disability parking placard expire?
- Yes, after one year always
- No, unless the provider or IDVA certifies a change in status
- Yes, after five years always
- Yes, every time the driver's license is renewed
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