What happens if your license is revoked in Kansas?

In Kansas, if your license is revoked, it means that your driving privileges have been taken away for a specific period. The length of the revocation depends on the reason for the revocation and your driving history.

During the revocation period, you are not allowed to drive any vehicle on public roads. If you are caught driving while your license is revoked, you could face serious consequences, including:

* Additional fines and penalties

* Jail time

* impoundment of your vehicle

In addition, a license revocation can also have other negative consequences, such as:

* Difficulty getting a job

* Difficulty getting insurance

* Difficulty renting a car

If your license has been revoked, it is important to understand the terms of the revocation and to follow all the rules and regulations. You should also contact a qualified attorney to discuss your rights and options.

Here are some of the reasons why your license may be revoked in Kansas:

* Driving under the influence (DUI)

* Driving while suspended or revoked

* Driving without a valid license

* Reckless driving

* Vehicular homicide

If you have any questions about your license or driving privileges, you can contact the Kansas Department of Revenue (DOR) Division of Vehicles at (785) 296-3671.