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On average, you can expect the entire medical licensing process in Kansas to take approximately twelve to sixteen weeks.
Most members not assigned to a KanCare plan will receive a plastic State of Kansas Medical Card. The plastic medical card contains three key pieces of information: member name, member ID, and member date of birth. The plastic medical card will only be reissued if there is a change in member name or member ID.
You are required to have a DOT physical if: You transport hazardous materials. You operate a vehicle that carries more than 15 people. You are paid to operate a vehicle that carries more than 8 people. Operate a motor vehicle for interstate commerce with a GCWR, GVW, or GCW of over 10,000 pounds.
Who Needs a DOT Certificate? You will need a DOT certificate if you intend to carry out interstate commerce in a vehicle that weighs 10,000 pounds or more. You will also need a certificate if you transport 15 or more passengers, get paid for transporting eight or more passengers, or haul hazardous materials.
(c) The drivers license examiner shall require each individual with a reading of 20/60 in at least one eye with or without corrective lens to submit to a drivers test. (d) Any applicant failing to meet any of the above standards may request an administrative review by the director of vehicles.
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All commercial drivers of vehicles in interstate commerce with a maximum gross vehicle weight rating of over 10,000 pounds (4,536 kilograms) are required to obtain and maintain a valid Medical Examiners Certificate (ME Certificate) Commercial drivers who drive vehicles requiring a CDL have two additional requirements.
Do I need a medical certification/card or operate a CMV in Kansas? Yes, unless you meet one of the five exceptions to the medical certification requirements found in 49 CFR 391.2, or meet the intrastate exceptions found in KSA 66-1,129(c).

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