Is ther a statute of limitations in Kansas on traffic violations?

In Kansas the statute of limitations for traffic violations is typically one year from the date of the offense. However, there are exceptions to this limitations period.

For example, some traffic violations, such as driving under the influence of alcohol, are considered misdemeanors and have a statute of limitations of two years. Additionally, certain traffic violations, such as fleeing from a law enforcement officer, may have no statute of limitations, meaning the government can charge a person for such a violation at any time.

If you are concerned about a traffic violation that you received in Kansas, you should speak to an experienced attorney to discuss your options and the statute of limitations that may apply.