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Indicators, Watercraft, and Parking Placards — Indiana Driver's License Practice Test

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What does a disability parking placard allow its holder to do?

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This Indiana Driver's License Indicators, Watercraft, and Parking Placards practice set has 13 practice questions based on the official exam materials, each with an instant explanation. You need 84% on the real Indiana Driver's License knowledge test to pass.

Topic overview

This section covers special indicators printed on a credential and disability parking placards. An organ donor's credential displays a small heart on the front; under Indiana's Donor Choice Law, individuals 18 and older may declare donor intent and family members cannot override it at the time of death.

Service members and veterans can add indicators. An active-duty service member presents a current Common Access Card (CAC) at a BMV branch; a veteran presents a DD-214 verifying discharge. A surviving spouse may add a veteran spouse indicator with proof of the veteran's discharge, a marriage certificate, and a death certificate.

A parking placard lets the holder use spaces designated for individuals with disabilities. A permanent-disability placard does not expire and has no fee unless the disability is decertified, while a temporary-disability placard has a fee and expires on the provider's date or one year after issuance, whichever is first. Parking in the diagonally striped space next to a reserved space is prohibited at all times, even with a valid placard.

How do I become an organ donor on my credential?

Under Indiana's Donor Choice Law, individuals 18 and older may declare donor intent, shown by a small heart on the front, and family members cannot override it at the time of death.

How do I get a disability parking placard?

A health care provider must complete State Form 42070 affirming that you qualify, unless you have or are eligible for a Disabled Hoosier Veteran license plate.

Does my parking placard expire?

A permanent-disability placard does not expire and has no fee unless decertified. A temporary-disability placard has a fee and expires on the provider's date or one year after issuance, whichever is first.

Written from the official Indiana Driver's Manual — Indicators, Watercraft, and Parking Placards ↗· Last checked: 2026-07-10· Reviewed by the PassPrep editorial team· How we verify →

Sample questions

Three questions from the Indicators, Watercraft, and Parking Placards bank with the correct answer and an explanation. The practice quiz above draws 13 questions at random from the same bank.

  1. How is an organ donor's status shown on an Indiana credential?

    • A small heart is printed on the front of the credential — Correct answer
    • A green star is placed in the upper right corner
    • The word DONOR is stamped across the photo
    • The credential is printed in a vertical format

    Explanation: If you choose to be an organ donor, a small heart is printed on the front of your credential.

    Handbook: Indicators, Watercraft, and Parking Placards — Organ Donation

  2. Under Indiana's Donor Choice Law, what is true for individuals 18 and older who declare organ donor intent?

    • Their family members cannot override the intention at the time of death — Correct answer
    • Their next of kin must reconfirm the decision at death
    • A physician must approve the donation each year
    • The intention is only valid if renewed every five years

    Explanation: Individuals 18 and older may declare their intention to be donors, and family members cannot override that intention at the time of death.

    Handbook: Indicators, Watercraft, and Parking Placards — Donor Choice Law

  3. How may an individual younger than 18 declare organ donor intent in Indiana?

    • With the permission of a parent or legal guardian, who consents at the time of death — Correct answer
    • Only after turning 18, never before
    • By signing an online form without any adult involvement
    • With written approval from their school principal

    Explanation: A minor may declare donor intent with the permission of a parent or legal guardian, who must consent to the donation at the time of the minor's death.

    Handbook: Indicators, Watercraft, and Parking Placards — Donor Choice Law