To drive a vehicle in Kansas, you have to have a valid driver’s license. Teens trying to drive for the first time participate in a Graduated License Program that gives them more driving privileges as they get older and gain more experience.
In addition to new driver education, Kansas offers the opportunity for drivers to gain additional education instead of having traffic tickets placed on their driving record. Insurance companies also may offer a discount for drivers who’ve taken defensive driving courses.
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Testing and Preparing to Drive
Adults who have never driven before must pass a series of tests before receiving their driver’s license. They must complete a:- Vision test
- Knowledge test, which requires knowledge of state laws and driving acuity
- Road test, which monitors your driving.