License Renewal for Seniors in Kansas: What You Need to Know

By: Eliot Pierce

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What You Should Know About Kansas Senior License Renewal

Renewal Schedule

The age-based driver’s license renewal schedule in Kansas is as follows:


  • Drivers aged 65 and older must renew their license every four years



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  • Drivers between 21 and 64 years old renew their license every six years



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Renewal Process

In-Person Renewal

In Kansas, senior drivers must renew their licenses in person at a participating county treasurer’s office or driver’s license station.The procedure for renewal consists of:

Written and Road Tests



  • Written Test



    : Not typically required for renewal



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  • Road Test



    : Only required if there are indications of driver impairment



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Online and Mail Renewal Options



  • Online Renewal



    : As of February 2025, Kansas does not offer online renewal for drivers 65 and older



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  • Mail Renewal



    : Available only for Kansas residents who are currently out of state due to military service, as dependents, students, or missionaries



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Special Considerations for Senior Drivers

Preparing for Renewal

To guarantee a seamless renewal procedure:

In order to maintain road safety and meet the needs of senior citizens, Kansas has certain regulations for senior drivers.

Senior drivers can streamline the renewal process by being aware of these criteria and planning appropriately. Recall that the objective is to preserve autonomy while guaranteeing everyone’s safety on the road.

Sources:

  • [1] https://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/kansas-driving-laws-seniors-older-drivers.html
  • [2] https://zutobi.com/us/ks-car/driver-guides/kansas-drivers-license-renewal
  • [3] https://www.nursenextdoor.com/blog/6-tips-elderly-drivers-license-renewals/
  • [4] https://www.bucoks.com/483/License-Renewals-Fees
  • [5] https://www.ksrevenue.gov/dovrenewingdl.html

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