Indiana motor vehicle agency would restrict sales of some people's personal information

The motor vehicle agency would stop selling covered personal information and provide an easy way to opt out. The sale limit covers people under 21, people 65 or older, and anyone who opts out. These rules would take effect July 1, 2026, if enacted.

Authorized recipients would be barred from selling or sharing covered personal information. The restriction applies to people authorized to receive information from the agency when it concerns someone under 21, someone 65 or older, or someone who opts out. This restriction would take effect July 1, 2026, if enacted.

The state board of finance could transfer money to the motor vehicle agency. The transfer would help cover a funding shortfall at the motor vehicle agency. The agency's funding shortfall must result from enactment of the sales limit and opt-out requirement. The governor must approve the transfer. The shortfall must occur in a state budget year beginning before July 1, 2028. The transfer option would expire July 1, 2028.