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Summary
The bill changes Kansas traffic‑citation law so that not appearing in court or not paying a fine is a misdemeanor. Courts must send a notice, and if the driver does not comply within 30 days, the state will suspend the driver’s license unless the driver qualifies for restricted driving privileges. The restricted privileges allow driving only for essential activities such as work, school, medical care, child‑care, groceries, and religious services.
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