Drivers convicted of certain fatal moving offenses would lose licenses

The motor vehicle bureau would suspend or revoke a convicted driver's license or driving privileges. The conviction must be for a moving traffic offense that kills a covered road user, such as a pedestrian, a road worker along a highway or street, or someone lawfully riding a bike or electric bike on a highway or street. Offenses under Indiana Code 9-30-5 are excluded. If enacted, this would take effect July 1, 2026. The loss of driving privileges would last at least two years and no more than five years.