FAQs

Why can’t I order direct?

Because Federal code provides for 1 state point of contact (SPOC) to administer the program on behalf of state and local units of government. Please call 785-296-6800 for more information.

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How do Troopers measure how fast vehicles are going?

The Kansas Highway Patrol uses 3 methods of measuring the speed of vehicles traveling on our highways. - Radar: The most commonly used method of measuring the speed of other vehicles is Doppler Traffic Radar (Radio Detection And Ranging). Radar units used by the Patrol are capable of tracking the speed of vehicles while the

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Are mudflaps required in Kansas?

Only Special Vehicle Combinations (SVC), which means truck-tractor and triple trailers, are required anti-spray devices in accordance with KAR 36-1-31. (l) Antispray devices.  Antispray mud flaps shall be attached to the rear of each axle except the steering axle. Mud flaps shall have a surface designed to absorb and deflect excess moisture to the

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What are the laws concerning window tint on commercial vehicles

Federal law prohibits window tint on the front side windows and windshield less than 70% light transmission (49 CFR §393.60).Kansas law (KSA 8-1749a) prohibits window tint on vehicles that require Kansas registration with less than 35% light transmission on all windows (front, side, back, windshield).  The tint may not extend beyond the AS1 line on

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Does my trailer require a safety chain?

Federal regulation only requires safety chains on full trailers and dolly convertors.  State law requires safety chains for semi-trailers, except fifth wheel couplers. (49 CFR §393.70 and KSA 8-1907)

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What is the legal height in Kansas?

The legal height is 14 feet tallexcept for cylindrically shaped (round) hay bales, for which the maximum height 14 ½ feet tall. (KSA 8-1904)

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What is the legal length in Kansas?

Generally, the legal length requirements are as follows (KSA 8-1904):Single vehicle, 45 feetTruck and trailer, 65 feetTruck-tractor and semi-trailer, no overall length limitationSingle trailer, 59 ½ feet eachDouble or triple trailers, 28 ½ feet eachPoles, pipes, machinery, or other objects of a structural nature that cannot be readily dismembered, 85 feet, unless a special permit

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