Kansas HB2448 requires citizenship status to be listed on driver's licenses.
Kansas HB2448 amends the state's driver's license regulations to require the listing of citizenship status on all driver's licenses. The bill also allows individuals with cognitive impairments, including those with autism spectrum disorder, to request a driver's license that notes their impairment. Additionally, veterans can request a driver's license that includes the designation "VETERAN." The bill specifies that all driver's licenses must have physical security features to prevent tampering and counterfeiting.
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