Arkansas farming operation exemptions allow legal ATV and UTV travel on public roads between fields under Act 922.

Arkansas’s six statutory road exceptions explain when you can legally operate an off-road vehicle on public roads.

Arkansas laws prohibiting off-highway vehicles on public roads and six statutory exceptions for landowners, farmers, and hunters.

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.