Students
to Learn Privilege of Driving
No
Pass / No Drive Law Now in Effect
FRANKFORT,
Ky. (August 1, 2007) – The No Pass / No Drive Law (KRS
159.051) is now in effect. The law states that all students
ages 16 or 17 can be denied a driver’s license or have
a license revoked for academic deficiency. The statute only
affects drivers who obtain a permit or license after August
1, 2007. More...
NEW
– REAL ID information -
Kentucky has taken no position on REAL ID. But the Kentucky
Transportation Cabinet is sharing the following information
from the federal Department for Homeland Security released
in January, 2008.
- Federal
Register
- PowerPoint
Presentation or Windows
Media Player
- FAQ's
 Donate
Life Kentucky - Across the nation, citizens
have the opportunity to help others by signing up to become
organ and tissue donors through state donor registries. More...
Share
the Road - Motorcyclist Safety
In response to the increased number of motorcycles and fatalities
on the Nation's highways, the Safe, Accountable,
Flexible, Efficient Transportation Equity Act: A Legacy for
Users (SAFETEA-LU), Public Law 109-59, Section 2010, Motorcyclist
Safety, directed the Department of Transportation to develop
and provide the States model language for sharing the roads
safely with motorcyclists. More...
Kentucky's
New Graduated Licensing Law
The
permit phase of Kentucky's New Graduated Licensing Law goes
into effect October 1, 2006. A summary of the permit and intermediate
license and More...
Learn
more about the Graduated Licensing program.
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A Guide For
First Time Drivers
Eye Test
Check your vision on-line.
Kentucky Child
I. D. Program
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