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Driving with passengers You may not drive with passengers for 180 days after getting your probationary license, unless you are also accompanied in the front seat by a licensed instructor, an individual with a valid driver's license who is at least 25 years of age or a spouse who is at least 21 years of age.

Minimum Age: With Drivers Education - 16 years & 3 months. Without Drivers Education - 16 years & 9 months. Once you obtain your license, there is a 6 month period that you cannot have passengers other than siblings, unless accompanied by a 25 year old in the front seat.

On an Indiana driving test, you can make up to 10 mistakes, assuming that you don't do something that causes an automatic failure.

You can't drive alone with a permit, and you must have a licensed adult in the front passenger's seat. However, some states allow you to drive alone in emergencies. If you are caught driving alone with a permit, you can be fined, and you will have to wait longer to acquire your driver's license.

Learner's Permit Restrictions in Indiana When you are driving with a learner's permit, you can never drive alone. You will need to be accompanied (in the front seat) by one of the following: A licensed driving instructor. A certified driver rehabilitation specialist.

If you are 18 years of age or older: You may practice driving with a learner's permit only when accompanied by a licensed driver with valid (not expired, suspended, or revoked) driving privileges who is at least 25 years of age, or with your spouse provided he or she is licensed and at least 21 years of age or older.

You must score 28 out of 34 questions correctly to pass the Indiana permit test. You must also answer 14 out of 16 road sign questions correctly to pass the test.