When it concerns a DUI charge, the vast amount of people fears losing their driver’s license the most. Kansas has strict penalties that are difficult to circumvent, however there is a process that will allow an individual to drive while they are serving their suspension. This is through a restricted license and thus modifies the long suspension. This is how it works:
If an individual submitted to the breath test, regardless of their BAC, Kansas will allow them to apply for a restricted license after 45 days of suspension as long as they install an ignition interlock device in their vehicle.
If the individual refused the breath test, Kansas will allow them to apply for a restricted license after 90 days of suspension as long as they install an ignition interlock device in their vehicle.