Street Legal & Roads

Arkansas street UTV permits and local ordinances, explaining how cities can allow off-highway vehicles on public roads.

The town of Bono created Arkansas’s first UTV ordinance, setting a legal precedent for driving side-by-sides on public streets.

Arkansas ATV age rules, supervision requirements, and off-road trail regulations for young riders operating in the state.

Arkansas golf cart statute 14-54-1410 empowers local municipalities to allow golf carts on certain public streets.

Arkansas law bans ATVs on public roads under Arkansas Code Ann. section 27-21-106, outlining highway crossing rules.

Arkansas farming and hunting road exceptions for off-highway vehicles allow legal operation on public roads under specific conditions.

Arkansas ATV helmet laws clarify that state statutes do not require riders of all-terrain vehicles to wear helmets.

Arkansas street legal rules for side-by-sides explain state statutes, local ordinances, and why off-highway vehicles are generally banned.

Arkansas UTV street legality rules, state statutes, and how local towns can now allow side-by-side vehicles on public roads.

Arkansas Code 27-21-106 details the general prohibition of operating all-terrain vehicles on public streets and highways.