Since July 1, 2018, all new CDL applicants are required to complete the training before receiving their license. Current CDL holders must complete the training before the next regular renewal of their licenses through the Kansas Department of Revenue (KDOR). KDOR will include information about the new requirement in postcard renewal notices that are routinely sent to current CDL holders when their licenses are due for renewal.
The Attorney General has approved Truckers Against Trafficking to provide the training, which involves watching a brief educational film and answering questions about the film. The training takes about 30 minutes. It must be completed only once, not each time a driver renews. It is free of charge.
The required training can be completed individually online either directly from the TAT website, at the Kansas Motor Carriers Association location in Topeka or at certain KDOR locations across the state. A printed certificate of completion should be presented upon application or renewal of a CDL. It is the responsibility of the applicant to obtain a printed copy of the certificate of completion and to present it at the time of application or renewal of a CDL. Individuals who have previously completed TAT training before the requirement went into effect and who have received certificates of completion through TAT will not be required to take the training again.
Access the training →
KDOR CDL Website →
Not required to be certified, but want to learn more? Watch the training videos below to see how members of the trucking industry and individual truckers and bus drivers can be the eyes and ears on Kansas streets and highways and join the fight against human trafficking.
Watching the videos by clicking below will NOT qualify you to obtain a certificate of completion. If you need to obtain a certificate of completion for a CDL application or renewal, you must click the Access the training button above and follow the instructions.
Truckers Against Trafficking
Busing on the Lookout