Kansas DMV proposes objective vision testing, reduces Medical Advisory Board workload
The Kansas Department of Revenue told JCAR it will remove redundant vision regulation language, make ophthalmologist forms more objective and flexible, and limit automatic Medical Advisory Board (MAB) review to reduce delays and liability concerns for eye-care providers.
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The Kansas Department of Revenue proposed changes to driver‑vision regulations intended to reduce processing delays and limit onerous liability language for ophthalmologists, while keeping safety‑focused review options under the Medical Advisory Board (MAB).
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