The Judge can also waive the reinstatement fee charged to get your driver's license reinstated.įorms for making both these requests are available below, including instructions on how to fill out the forms.
When paid or waived (ordered not due to the Court) you can get your driver's license reinstated. If you are struggling to pay fines and court costs, you can ask the Judge to reduce or waive those charges. This fee used to be $25 and was not refunded, even if you didn't qualify for the program. There is no longer a fee to apply for the Restricted Driver's Program, based on failure to pay a traffic ticket. Use this form even if it says there is a $25 fee. You are exempted from having a driver's license during the driving test, since you have an examiner in the car with you. You need access to a car to do this (but have someone drive you, since you don't have a license.) If your license is expired for over one year and once the COVID emergency is over, you may have to apply at a local driver's license office to take the written test, the vision test and most likely a driving test. If you have ever had a Kansas license, you will be considered for this program. While there is a COVID emergency order in place (State order), you should apply directly using the form below. You can reinstate your driving privilege, on a restricted basis, even if you got a driving while suspended conviction and then your license expired while you were suspended. People who have an expired license are not kept out of the Restricted Driver's License program because they have a driving while suspended conviction. Among the changes How do I apply for this? Find the form here: An extra 90 day suspension removed Driver's License Status Suspended Driver's License DUIs and Ignition Interlock Devices Driving Tests and Driver's Education Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) Driver's Solutions Apply to Kansas Legal Services for Additional Help Table of ContentsĬlick on the topic you want to explore. The Kansas Legislature passed SB 127, which became effective on May 6, 2021, made some changes that can really help people who have a suspended driver's license. Watch this video on the changes in Kansas.
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