Kansas HB2716 allows persons with disabilities to receive one special license plate per vehicle they own, register, and operate.
Kansas HB2716 amends the state's motor vehicle laws to permit individuals with disabilities to receive one special license plate for each vehicle they own, register, and operate. The bill requires the director of vehicles to issue an individual identification card to the person with a disability, which must be carried when the vehicle is parked. The special license plates will be issued for the same period as regular license plates, with no additional fee beyond the regular registration fee.
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