For many, driving is a rite of adulthood. Besides carrying the driver from point to point, cars grant the driver a feeling of independence. With a driver's license, an individual must practice safe driving and orderly conduct. A suspended or revoked license is the consequences for irresponsible driving. Each state has its own rules and regulations to reinstate a driver's license. In Kansas, most of the work is handled by the Kansas Division of Vehicle Control Center.
Verify the status of your license with the "Kansas Driver's License Status Check." You will need to provide your license number, first and last name and your date of birth.
Contact the Kansas Control Center if your license is eligible for reinstatement. If your license was suspended because of DUI, you will need to fill out, pay $100 application fee and mail the "Application to Modify a Current Driver's License Suspension or Revocation and/or Request For Restricted Driving Privileges." The Kansas Driver Control Center mailing address is P.O. Box 12021, 915 SW Harrison St., Topeka, Kansas 66612.
Visit the Kansas Control Center in person if you need reinstatement for an issue other than DUI. The physical address is the Docking State Office Building, Driver Control - Room 100, 915 SW Harrison St., Topeka, Kansas.
Pay the reinstatement fee. Traffic tickets, alcohol-related and motor vehicle reinstatements must be paid in person. Insurance reinstatements can also be paid through a link from the Kansas Department of Revenue website.
