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Tighten Regs On License Renewal In Kansas
Kansas Senate could approve a bill to tighten driver license renewals within two weeks. The measure by Sen. Bob Storey and Sen. John Croft would require vision and written tests every four years and a driving test if either test is failed. Fees would rise from 4 to 6 dollars to fund reexaminations. The bill aims to meet federal requirements and improve safety, with endorsements from state safety director Claud McCamment. A final line about a tiny marmoset appears unrelated to the policy content.
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Topeka
Kan
Ariver
Kansas
Senate
Bob Storey
Rtopeka
Transportation and Utilities Committee
Storey
John Crofcot
R-Cedar Point
State Optometric Association
Missouri
Claud McCamment