Beginning in the new year, all Kentuckians will have to undergo vision screenings to renew their driver’s licenses thanks to ...

Starting Jan. 1, Kentucky drivers must pass a vision test when renewing their licenses. Gov. Andy Beshear signed House Bill 439 into law after the state legislature passed it three years ago, and it's ...

Although the requirement is new in the Bluegrass State, it is not strange to nearby states, including Indiana and Ohio.

Kentucky drivers will soon need to pass a vision test to renew their license because of a House Bill signed into law three years ago.

The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) is reminding drivers in the commonwealth that vision screenings are now required to renew a driver’s license. In a post to Facebook, KYTC says clear vision ...

Several nearby states, including Indiana, Ohio and Missouri ... Kentucky law allows residents to renew their driver’s license up to 180 days (roughly six months) before it expires.

The specialist can then fill out a designated form indicating the driver passed the test, which the driver then brings in-person to their license renewal or submits online in lieu of a screening.

Although the requirement is new in the Bluegrass State, it is not strange to nearby states, including Indiana and Ohio ... screening for Kentucky driver's license renewal There are two ways ...

If you've tried renewing a driver's license, you know it sometimes comes with long lines, fees, and hard to find documents.