Kansas HB2654 prohibits courts and the Division of Vehicles from considering past sanctions for traffic citation non-compliance older than five years.
Kansas HB2654 amends traffic regulations by prohibiting courts and the Division of Vehicles from considering past sanctions for traffic citation non-compliance that are more than five years old when determining suspended or restricted driving privileges. The bill also eliminates certain notice requirements for the Division of Vehicles related to suspended or restricted drivers' licenses. It specifies that a person may petition the court to waive or reduce fines, court costs, or reinstatement fees if payment imposes a manifest hardship.
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