Sale of bureau of motor vehicles information.
Indiana bill authorizes BMV to sell driver/vehicle personal data to third parties for state revenue, raising privacy and security concerns for millions of residents.
Indiana bill authorizes BMV to sell driver/vehicle personal data to third parties for state revenue, raising privacy and security concerns for millions of residents.
HB 1077 would authorize the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles to sell personal information collected during vehicle registration and licensing processes. The bill appears to create a revenue stream for the state by commercializing driver and vehicle data that is currently held by the BMV.
This directly affects millions of Indiana residents whose personal information—names, addresses, license numbers, and vehicle details—would become available for purchase by third parties. The financial incentives created could influence how the BMV manages and protects this sensitive data, and it raises questions about privacy protections and consent.
Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.
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