Many states operate the same way when it comes to law about drunk driving: Per Se BAC Level: .08, Zero Tolerance BAC Level: .02, except with the absence of Enhanced Penalty Law.  

On your first offense, if you got pulled over by highway patrols in Kansas and refused to take blood test, your license will be suspended for 30 days (also known as Administrative License Revocation). On your 2nd and 3rd, you will lose your driving privileges for 1 year with mandatory jail time after your second offense.  

Your drunk driving convictions can be reduced if you participate in an education and assessment program. In Kansas, you need to complete either of the two: Mandatory Alcohol Education or Mandatory Assessment/Treatment. This will depend on the result of your evaluation.  

Also, the court might order for an installation of interlock device in your vehicle but the car will remain in your possession. However, you cannot apply for a hardship (provisional) license while your license is suspended.  

Open Container Law is also in effect in Kansas but for the driver only. Remember that these penalties will vary depending on the situation, such as injury, death or if a child was endangered. If you failed to handle it properly, it will cause you more than penalties and license revocation. 

Call a Kansas DUI Attorney to handle the situation for you. DUI is a crime. It can ruin your name, your career, your future and your life.