Author: Arkansas ATV Guide Editorial Team

Cotter’s municipal ordinance explicitly prohibits ATVs and UTVs from city streets under Arkansas state law exceptions.

Bono municipal ordinances and Arkansas Act 922 explain how riders legally operate Side-by-Side vehicles on local city streets.

Arkansas towns debating local UTV ordinances, the statewide road ban, Act 922, and statutory exceptions for riders.

Arkansas Act 922 enabled local cities and towns to set their own rules for UTV and ATV street legality, replacing previous road bans.

Arkansas law for crossing public roads on an ATV or UTV requires a complete stop and a ninety degree angle to prevent accidents.

Arkansas law prohibiting off-highway vehicles on public roads and the ninety degree direct crossing exception.

Arkansas State Parks employee ATV and UTV use on public roads explains the legal exceptions for official park duties.

Arkansas state law allows utility company employees to operate ATVs and UTVs on public roads during their employment.

Arkansas law enforcement and emergency medical services exceptions allow official ATV and UTV operation on public roads.

Arkansas disability exceptions for road riding allow eligible individuals to legally operate ATVs and UTVs on public roads.