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The state goes on to list a variety of activities that could cause a driver to lose focus on their primary responsibility while behind the wheel ? operating it safely. The list includes using a cell phone (Indiana is a "hands-free" state), talking to passengers, personal grooming, and yes, eating.

Finally, not only is texting while driving dangerous, it is against the law. On July 1, 2011, it became unlawful to type, transmit, or read e-mail or text messages on a communication device while driving in Indiana. Violators may face fines of up to $500.

How Do I Transfer a Vehicle Title in Indiana? The person gifting the car will need to fill out the seller's portion of the transfer section on the title, and the person receiving the gifted car will need to fill out the buyer's portion. Both will need to sign. The vehicle's odometer reading is also required.

Can a bill of sale be handwritten in Indiana? Yes, it can be handwritten as long as it contains the necessary information to show the details of a transaction and as long as it is signed by the buyer and the seller.

Yes, as long as you are doing so hands-free. You may use a speakerphone, Bluetooth technology, earpiece, headphone or other device that allows for hands-free communication. Can I hold my phone while driving to dial a number or answer/end a call? No.

Indiana's Distracted Driving Law, Indiana Code 9-21-8-59, makes it illegal for drivers to type a text message, transmit a message or read emails while driving. Regardless of the drivers age, it is also illegal to text or surf the web even if you are stopped at a traffic light.