Which of the following is a non-resident driver's license exemption in Indiana?

• A. Only 18 years old and older
• B. Valid license from another state
• C. Both A and B
• D. Only 21 years old and older

Answer: (C)

The correct answer encompasses both the criteria of being 18 years old and older as well as possessing a valid license from another state. In Indiana, non-resident drivers are generally exempt from having to obtain an Indiana driver's license as long as they meet certain requirements. One such requirement is that the individual must be 18 years of age or older. Additionally, possessing a valid driver's license from another state showcases that the individual has met the licensing requirements in their home state and is therefore permitted to operate a vehicle in Indiana as a non-resident. This dual criteria ensures that non-residents have a legitimate and recognized license while also establishing a minimum age standard for driving.