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Indiana BMV For-Hire Endorsement (F Endorsement): Authorization to Operate Passenger or Property Transport Vehicles for Compensation

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The Indiana BMV For-Hire Endorsement (also known as the "F Endorsement") is a credential added to a standard Indiana driver's license that authorizes the holder to operate a vehicle for commercial purposes, either to transport passengers or property, in exchange for compensation. This endorsement replaced the former Chauffeur’s and Public Passenger Chauffeur (PPC) licenses and is required for drivers of vehicles that fall into specific categories. These include vehicles with a gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) between 16,001 and 26,000 pounds used to transport property, as well as vehicles designed to transport fewer than 16 passengers (including the driver) for hire, such as taxis, limousines, and shuttles . To qualify, an Indiana resident must be at least 18 years old and have held a valid driver's license for more than one year. The process requires passing a specialized for-hire knowledge exam based on the Indiana Driver's Manual and paying a one-time $19 endorsement fee . It is important to note that this endorsement is distinct from a Commercial Driver's License (CDL); it does not authorize the operation of a commercial motor vehicle, and a separate medical examination is not required by the BMV for issuance, though specific insurance requirements apply . The endorsement is valid for the same duration as the underlying driver's license

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INDIANA BMV FOR-HIRE ENDORSEMENT
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
How many years do violation points stay active on your driver's record? -
ANSWER-2 years after conviction date

What BAC (blood alcohol content) will get your license suspended for 180 days? -
ANSWER-0.8% BAC

How many feet distance should you have when signaling to change lanes or turn? -
ANSWER-200 feet or 300 feet when speed limit is 50 or over

Passenger vehicles must not exceed ____ mph or the posted speed limit -
ANSWER-70

On urban highways a vehicle may not exceed ____ mph or the posted speed limit -
ANSWER-55

Rollover crashes account for _____ of all roadway crashes - ANSWER-1/3

How do you reduce your risk of a rollover while driving? - ANSWER-avoid
panicked steering, know proper maneuvering, maintain your tires, load properly,
use caution on rural roads. **rollover risk of 15 passenger van increases
dramatically as number of passengers increase

Fuel consumption increases steadily above 45 mph, with passenger cars using
_____ percent more fuel traveling at 75 mph than at 55 mph - ANSWER-50%

How can you maximize your fuel economy? - ANSWER-keep tires properly
inflated, drive speed limit, remove excess cargo, keep vehicle running and avoid
short trips

Tires can lose up to ____ psi per month - ANSWER-1

refer to the vehicle's (side door/owner’s manual, tire's side wall) for recommended
psi - ANSWER-side door/owner’s manual

, _____ % of all fatal accidents involved a fatigued driver - ANSWER-16.5.
**studies have shown that a driver going 18 hours without sleep is the equivalent
of having a 0.8% BAC.

young adults aged 16-29 account for _____ % of all fatigue related accidents -
ANSWER-64

What is the best way to reduce drowsiness while driving if you are tired? -
ANSWER-Pull over and take a nap

What is distracted driving? - ANSWER-Any activity that takes your eyes off of the
road such as eating, using cell phone and eating

Approximately _____ of all fatalities occur due to "dangerous" driving -
ANSWER-1/3

Some vehicles are required by law to always stop at railroad crossings and must
stop between _________ from the tracks. - ANSWER-15-50 feet

Vehicles that are required to stop at railroad crossings include: - ANSWER-
vehicles for-hire, buses, vehicles carrying flammable liquids or explosives

Do not pass another vehicle within____ feet of a railroad crossing. - ANSWER-
100

______ at a railroad crossing mark the location of the tracks - ANSWER-
crossbucks

If a train is approaching and you are stalled on the railroad tracks what is the first
thing you do? - ANSWER-evacuate the area, run at a 45-degree angle away from
the vehicle, immediately call 911 once you have cleared from the area

If your vehicle becomes stuck on the railroad tracks but a train is NOT
approaching, what is the first thing you do? - ANSWER-Call ENS (number is
attached to railroad crossing gate) then call 911 and report the problem. Stay out of
your vehicle.

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