Indiana’s OWI laws prohibit all motorists from operating a vehicle:
The extensive list of controlled substances under the schedule I and II classifications includes opiates, hallucinogenic drugs, marijuana, cocaine, and methamphetamine.
Indiana also has a “zero tolerance” law that makes it illegal for underage drivers (those under 21 years old) to operate a vehicle with a BAC of .02% or more.
| 1st Offense | 2nd Offense | 3rd Offense | |
| Jail | Up to 60 days (or up to 1 year with BAC of .15% or more) |
Up to 60 days (or up to 1 year with BAC of .15% or more) | Up to 60 days (or up to 1 year with BAC of .15% or more) |
| Fines | Up to $500 (or up to $5,000 with BAC of .15% or more |
Up to $500 (or up to $5,000 with BAC of .15% or more) | Up to $500 (or up to $5,000 with BAC of .15% or more) |
| License Suspension | Typically, 180 days |
At least 1 year | At least 1 year |
| Ignition Interlock Device | Up to 60 days (or up to 1 year with BAC of .15% or more) |
Up to 60 days (or up to 1 year with BAC of .15% or more | Up to 60 days (or up to 1 year with BAC of .15% or more) |
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