Reading Your Town’s Ordinance Before You Ride
Arkansas town ordinances dictate ATV and UTV road legality, explaining how local rules vary by municipality under state law.
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How an Arkansas City Council Opens Streets to UTVs
Arkansas Act 922 enables a local city council to open public streets to UTVs, shifting control from the state to individual municipalities.
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Crossing at a Complete Stop
Arkansas law details how ATV and UTV riders must come to a complete stop before crossing public roads at ninety-degree angles.
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Who Arkansas’s Off-Road Vehicle Law Covers
Arkansas off-road vehicle laws define ATV size limits, weight restrictions, and engine capacities for specific machines.
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When an Arkansas Golf Cart Ordinance Leaves Quads Out
Arkansas ATV street legality laws and six statutory exceptions explain why local golf cart ordinances exclude quads.
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Why Highway 63 Stays Off Limits in Bono
Arkansas state law and Act 922 explain why Highway 63 in Bono remains off limits to UTVs despite local ordinances.
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August 5, 2025 and What Changed
Act 922 of 2025 and new Arkansas street-legal rules explain how municipal governments can allow UTVs on public streets.
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How a Bill Became Arkansas Act 922
Arkansas Act 922 transformed state legislation, allowing owners of off-highway vehicles to ride safely on public roads.
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Arkansas Penalties for Illegal Road Riding
Arkansas ATV and UTV laws explain public road prohibitions, vehicle design differences, and legal penalties for illegal street riding.
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Arkansas Motorcycle Helmet Rule Is Not an ATV Rule
Arkansas law regarding helmet rules for motorcycles and all-terrain vehicles explains legal definitions and off-road safety requirements.
