Arkansas registers mini trucks as farm trucks
Read from Arkansas's own statutes and motor vehicle office.
Arkansas has had a mini truck law since 2009. A truck 25 years or older imported for road use registers on farm plates when it is used for farm purposes and may drive roads posted 55 mph or less, away from interstates and controlled access highways, as long as it keeps up with the posted speed. A newer truck imported as off road equipment and governed to 25 mph is a farm and private ground machine. Arkansas does not treat it as an ATV.
Your lane
Which truck are you buying?
Arkansas treats the two kinds of kei truck differently. Pick yours and this answers for it.
a truck 25 years or older imported for road use under the federal age exemptions
Road use with limitsTitle. Title and Class Eight farm registration through the Office of Motor Vehicle on English proof of ownership, such as a bill of sale with the export certificate.
Registration. Farm plate with the F prefix, for a truck used exclusively for farm purposes. Ark. Code Ann. 27-14-726(b)
- Not on interstates or controlled access highways. Ark. Code Ann. 27-14-726(c) and (d)
- Only on roads posted 55 mph or less where it can maintain the posted speed. Ark. Code Ann. 27-14-726(d)
- Licensed driver, liability insurance and farm use only.
I am buying a truck 25 years or older. What does Arkansas allow?
It registers as a farm mini truck and may run roads posted 55 mph or less, off the interstates and controlled access highways, for farm purposes.
a newer truck imported as off road equipment, governed to a top speed and carrying an EPA certified nonroad engine
Farm useWhere it can run
Farms and private land. On public roads the section bars any mini truck that cannot maintain the posted speed, which keeps a truck governed to 25 mph to roads posted 25 mph or less. Federal law treats it as nonroad equipment.
Title. The mini truck definition sets size, weight and equipment with no speed term, so on its face it reaches a governed truck that carries the listed equipment.
Registration. Class Eight farm registration is the only registration the mini truck section offers. Kept to private ground the truck needs none.
- A mini-truck shall not be operated where it cannot maintain a speed equal to the posted speed limit. Ark. Code Ann. 27-14-726(d)(4)
- A mini-truck is not an all-terrain vehicle, so the ATV statutes in 27-20 and 27-21 do not apply to it. Ark. Code Ann. 27-14-726(a)(2)(C)
- Farm plate use limits: farm products, feed, seed, fertilizer and feed for the owner's own animals.
Read from a secondary source or an older page. Confirm it with the office before you rely on it.
A newer truck comes in only as nonroad equipment, permanently governed to a top speed and with a nonroad engine certified by EPA before import. It pays the same 25 percent truck duty. What that engine needs.
I am buying a newer truck governed to 25 mph. What does Arkansas allow?
It works the farm and private ground. Arkansas does not class a mini truck as an ATV. A truck that cannot keep up with the posted speed may not use that road.
County by county
The rules in detail.
Where a newer off road truck or a UTV can run in Arkansas, county by county, as each county's and town's own acts read. Every county on the map above opens its own page.
Statewide
Arkansas does not treat a kei truck as an ATV or a UTV, so the county and town route layer does not govern it. Ark. Code Ann. 27-14-726(a)(2)(C) says a mini-truck is not an all-terrain vehicle under 27-20-201 or 27-21-101, and a kei truck registers as a mini-truck on Class Eight farm plates with a sworn farm use affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. It may then use any road posted 55 mph or less that is not an interstate or a controlled-access highway, where it can hold the posted speed and where the operation of mini-trucks is not prohibited, 27-14-726(c) and (d), and the section does not say who may prohibit it, so a county or town act that does is a question for each. The route layer is the other side, the all-terrain vehicle, which 27-21-102 defines to take in a recreational off-highway vehicle of 75 inches or less, 1,000 cc or less, on nonhighway tires and designed primarily for off-road recreational use, including multipurpose off-highway utility vehicles and utility task vehicles. 27-21-106(a) makes it unlawful to operate one on a public street or highway of the state, which 27-21-102(3) defines as any street, road or highway open to vehicle traffic and maintained by the state or a political subdivision, even if the vehicle meets equipment standards. The exceptions are moving between fields in farming or hunting, a direct crossing after a complete stop at about 90 degrees, a person with a serious walking disability on a nonhard-surfaced road or a shoulder, on-duty law enforcement, firefighters and emergency medical technicians, utility and cable workers on the job and state park employees. The text read has no clause that lets a county or a town open a street or road to these vehicles by ordinance, so on that reading no county or town can. The text is a reprint current to 28 March 2024 and a later amendment and every local act were not checked.
Arkansas County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Arkansas County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Almyra. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed DeWitt. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Gillett. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Humphrey. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed St. Charles. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Stuttgart. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Arkansas County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Ashley County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Ashley County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Crossett. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Fountain Hill. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Hamburg. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Montrose. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Parkdale. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Portland. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Wilmot. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Ashley County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Baxter County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Baxter County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Big Flat. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Briarcliff. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Cotter. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Gassville. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Lakeview. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Mountain Home. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Norfork. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Salesville. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Baxter County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Benton County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Benton County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Avoca. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Bella Vista. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Bentonville. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Bethel Heights. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Cave Springs. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Centerton. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Decatur. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Elm Springs. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Garfield. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Gateway. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Gentry. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Gravette. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Highfill. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Little Flock. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Lowell. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Pea Ridge. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Rogers. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Siloam Springs. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Springdale. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Springtown. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Sulphur Springs. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Benton County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Boone County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Boone County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Alpena. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Bellefonte. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Bergman. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Diamond City. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Everton. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Harrison. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Lead Hill. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Omaha. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed South Lead Hill. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Valley Springs. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Zinc. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Boone County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Bradley County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Bradley County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Banks. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Hermitage. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Warren. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Bradley County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Calhoun County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Calhoun County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Hampton. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Harrell. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Thornton. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Tinsman. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Calhoun County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Carroll County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Carroll County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Alpena. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Beaver. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Berryville. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Blue Eye. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Eureka Springs. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Green Forest. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Oak Grove. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Carroll County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Chicot County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Chicot County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Dermott. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Eudora. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Lake Village. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Chicot County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Clark County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Clark County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Amity. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Arkadelphia. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Caddo Valley. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Gum Springs. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Gurdon. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Okolona. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Whelen Springs. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Clark County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Clay County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Clay County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Corning. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Datto. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Greenway. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Knobel. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed McDougal. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Nimmons. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Peach Orchard. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Piggott. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Pollard. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Rector. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed St. Francis. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Success. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Clay County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Cleburne County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Cleburne County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Concord. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Fairfield Bay. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Greers Ferry. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Heber Springs. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Higden. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Quitman. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Cleburne County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Cleveland County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Cleveland County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Kingsland. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Rison. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Cleveland County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Columbia County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Columbia County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Emerson. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Magnolia. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed McNeil. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Taylor. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Waldo. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Columbia County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Conway County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Conway County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Menifee. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Morrilton. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Oppelo. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Plumerville. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Conway County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Craighead County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Craighead County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Bay. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Black Oak. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Bono. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Brookland. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Caraway. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Cash. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Egypt. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Jonesboro. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Lake City. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Monette. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Craighead County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Crawford County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Crawford County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Alma. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Cedarville. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Chester. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Dyer. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Kibler. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Mountainburg. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Mulberry. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Rudy. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Van Buren. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Crawford County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Crittenden County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Crittenden County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Anthonyville. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Clarkedale. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Crawfordsville. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Earle. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Edmondson. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Gilmore. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Horseshoe Lake. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Jennette. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Jericho. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Marion. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Sunset. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Turrell. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed West Memphis. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Crittenden County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Cross County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Cross County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Cherry Valley. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Hickory Ridge. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Parkin. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Wynne. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Cross County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Dallas County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Dallas County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Carthage. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Fordyce. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Sparkman. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Dallas County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Desha County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Desha County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Arkansas City. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Dumas. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed McGehee. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Mitchellville. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Reed. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Tillar. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Watson. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Desha County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Drew County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Drew County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Jerome. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Monticello. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Tillar. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Wilmar. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Winchester. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Drew County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Faulkner County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Faulkner County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Conway. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Damascus. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Enola. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Greenbrier. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Guy. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Holland. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Mayflower. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Mount Vernon. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Quitman. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Twin Groves. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Vilonia. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Wooster. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Faulkner County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Franklin County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Franklin County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Altus. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Branch. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Charleston. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Denning. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Ozark. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Wiederkehr Village. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Franklin County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Fulton County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Fulton County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Ash Flat. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Cherokee Village. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Hardy. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Horseshoe Bend. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Mammoth Spring. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Salem. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Viola. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Fulton County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Garland County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Garland County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Fountain Lake. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Hot Springs. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Lonsdale. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Mountain Pine. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Garland County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Grant County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Grant County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Leola. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Poyen. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Prattsville. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Sheridan. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Tull. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Grant County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Greene County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Greene County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Delaplaine. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Lafe. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Marmaduke. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Oak Grove Heights. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Paragould. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Greene County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Hempstead County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Hempstead County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Blevins. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Emmet. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Fulton. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Hope. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed McCaskill. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed McNab. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Oakhaven. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Ozan. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Patmos. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Perrytown. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Washington. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Hempstead County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Hot Spring County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Hot Spring County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Donaldson. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Friendship. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Malvern. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Midway. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Perla. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Rockport. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Hot Spring County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Howard County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Howard County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Dierks. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Mineral Springs. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Nashville. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Tollette. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Howard County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Independence County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Independence County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Batesville. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Cave City. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Cushman. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Magness. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Moorefield. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Newark. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Oil Trough. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Pleasant Plains. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Southside. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Sulphur Rock. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Independence County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Izard County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Izard County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Calico Rock. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Franklin. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Guion. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Horseshoe Bend. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Melbourne. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Mount Pleasant. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Oxford. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Pineville. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Izard County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Jackson County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Jackson County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Amagon. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Beedeville. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Campbell Station. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Diaz. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Grubbs. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Jacksonport. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Newport. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Swifton. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Tuckerman. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Tupelo. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Weldon. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Jackson County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Jefferson County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Jefferson County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Altheimer. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Humphrey. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Pine Bluff. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Redfield. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Sherrill. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Wabbaseka. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed White Hall. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Jefferson County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Johnson County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Johnson County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Clarksville. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Coal Hill. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Hartman. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Knoxville. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Lamar. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Johnson County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Lafayette County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Lafayette County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Bradley. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Buckner. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Lewisville. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Stamps. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Lafayette County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Lawrence County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Lawrence County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Alicia. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Black Rock. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Hoxie. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Imboden. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Lynn. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Minturn. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Portia. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Powhatan. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Ravenden. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Sedgwick. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Smithville. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Strawberry. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Walnut Ridge. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Lawrence County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Lee County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Lee County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Aubrey. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Haynes. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed LaGrange. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Marianna. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Moro. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Rondo. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Lee County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Lincoln County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Lincoln County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Gould. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Grady. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Star City. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Lincoln County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Little River County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Little River County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Ashdown. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Foreman. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Ogden. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Wilton. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Winthrop. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Little River County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Logan County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Logan County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Blue Mountain. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Booneville. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Caulksville. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Magazine. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Morrison Bluff. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Paris. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Ratcliff. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Scranton. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Subiaco. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Logan County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Lonoke County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Lonoke County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Allport. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Austin. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Cabot. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Carlisle. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Coy. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed England. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Humnoke. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Keo. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Lonoke. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Ward. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Lonoke County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Madison County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Madison County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Hindsville. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Huntsville. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed St. Paul. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Madison County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Marion County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Marion County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Bull Shoals. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Flippin. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Pyatt. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Summit. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Yellville. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Marion County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Miller County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Miller County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Fouke. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Garland. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Texarkana. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Miller County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Mississippi County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Mississippi County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Bassett. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Birdsong. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Blytheville. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Burdette. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Dell. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Dyess. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Etowah. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Gosnell. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Joiner. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Keiser. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Leachville. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Luxora. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Manila. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Marie. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Osceola. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Victoria. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Wilson. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Mississippi County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Monroe County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Monroe County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Brinkley. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Clarendon. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Fargo. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Holly Grove. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Roe. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Monroe County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Montgomery County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Montgomery County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Black Springs. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Glenwood. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Mount Ida. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Norman. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Oden. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Montgomery County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Nevada County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Nevada County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Bluff City. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Bodcaw. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Cale. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Emmet. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Prescott. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Rosston. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Willisville. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Nevada County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Newton County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Newton County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Jasper. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Western Grove. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Newton County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Ouachita County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Ouachita County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Bearden. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Camden. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Chidester. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed East Camden. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Louann. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Stephens. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Ouachita County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Perry County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Perry County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Adona. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Bigelow. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Casa. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Fourche. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Houston. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Perry. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Perryville. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Perry County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Phillips County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Phillips County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Elaine. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Helena-West Helena. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Lake View. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Lexa. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Marvell. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Phillips County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Pike County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Pike County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Antoine. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Daisy. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Delight. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Glenwood. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Murfreesboro. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Pike County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Poinsett County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Poinsett County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Fisher. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Harrisburg. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Lepanto. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Marked Tree. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Trumann. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Tyronza. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Waldenburg. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Weiner. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Poinsett County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Polk County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Polk County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Cove. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Grannis. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Hatfield. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Mena. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Vandervoort. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Wickes. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Polk County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Pope County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Pope County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Atkins. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Dover. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Hector. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed London. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Pottsville. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Russellville. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Pope County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Prairie County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Prairie County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed De Valls Bluff. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Des Arc. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Fredonia (Biscoe). The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Hazen. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Ulm. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Prairie County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Pulaski County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Pulaski County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Alexander. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Cammack Village. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Jacksonville. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Little Rock. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Maumelle. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed North Little Rock. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Sherwood. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Wrightsville. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Pulaski County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Randolph County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Randolph County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Biggers. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Maynard. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed O'Kean. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Pocahontas. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Ravenden Springs. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Reyno. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Randolph County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Saline County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Saline County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Alexander. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Bauxite. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Benton. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Bryant. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Haskell. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Shannon Hills. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Traskwood. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Saline County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Scott County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Scott County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Mansfield. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Waldron. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Scott County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Searcy County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Searcy County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Big Flat. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Gilbert. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Leslie. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Marshall. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Pindall. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed St. Joe. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Searcy County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Sebastian County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Sebastian County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Barling. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Bonanza. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Central City. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Fort Smith. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Greenwood. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Hackett. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Hartford. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Huntington. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Lavaca. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Mansfield. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Midland. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Sebastian County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Sevier County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Sevier County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Ben Lomond. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed De Queen. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Gillham. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Horatio. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Lockesburg. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Sevier County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Sharp County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Sharp County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Ash Flat. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Cave City. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Cherokee Village. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Evening Shade. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Hardy. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Highland. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Horseshoe Bend. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Sidney. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Williford. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Sharp County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
St. Francis County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in St. Francis County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Caldwell. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Colt. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Forrest City. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Hughes. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Jennette. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Madison. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Palestine. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Wheatley. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Widener. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No St. Francis County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Stone County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Stone County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Fifty-Six. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Mountain View. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Stone County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Union County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Union County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Calion. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed El Dorado. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Felsenthal. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Huttig. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Junction City. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Norphlet. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Smackover. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Strong. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Union County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Van Buren County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Van Buren County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Clinton. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Damascus. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Fairfield Bay. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Shirley. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Van Buren County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Washington County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Washington County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Elkins. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Elm Springs. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Farmington. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Fayetteville. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Goshen. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Greenland. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Johnson. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Lincoln. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Prairie Grove. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Springdale. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Tontitown. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed West Fork. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Winslow. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Washington County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
White County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in White County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Bald Knob. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Beebe. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Bradford. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Garner. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Georgetown. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Griffithville. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Higginson. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Judsonia. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Kensett. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Letona. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed McRae. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Pangburn. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Rose Bud. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Russell. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Searcy. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed West Point. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No White County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Woodruff County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Woodruff County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Augusta. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Cotton Plant. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Hunter. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed McCrory. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Patterson. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Woodruff County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Yell County To confirm
Arkansas bars an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle from every public street and county road in Yell County apart from farm and hunting trips between fields and direct crossings, and no county or town act opening one was read. A kei truck registers as a farm plated mini-truck, which is not an ATV, and may use roads posted 55 mph or less.
In town Closed
- Closed Belleville. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Corinth. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Danville. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Dardanelle. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Havana. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Ola. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
- Closed Plainview. The street is a public street of the state under Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-102(3) and 27-21-106(a) bars an all-terrain vehicle, which takes in a recreational off-highway vehicle, from it apart from the listed exceptions. The text read has no clause letting a town open a street by ordinance, and the town's code was not read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106; no town ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
County roads Closed
Closed to an all-terrain vehicle or recreational off-highway vehicle on every county road by Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a), which bars one from any public street or highway maintained by the state or a political subdivision except farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, a rider with a serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employees. The text read has no clause letting the county open a road by ordinance and the reprint is current to 28 March 2024. No Yell County quorum court ordinance on off-highway vehicles was read in this pass. Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a); no county ordinance read, read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Ark. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a): an ATV or recreational off-highway vehicle may not operate on a public street or highway even if it meets equipment standards, apart from farming or hunting between fields, direct crossings, serious walking disability, on-duty officials, utility workers and state park employeesArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(a)(2): a crossing is made after a complete stop, yielding to traffic that is an immediate hazard and at about 90 degrees, and a divided highway is crossed only at an intersectionArk. Code Ann. 27-21-106(b): two or more together keep to single file except when overtakingArk. Code Ann. 27-21-107: age 12 or older, or under 12 only with an adult 18 or older on land the parent controls or with the owner's permission, headlight and taillight lit from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseArk. Code Ann. 27-21-108: an adequate muffler and a Forest Service qualified spark arresterArk. Code Ann. 27-21-103: nothing in the chapter requires an ATV to be registered as a motor vehicleArk. Code Ann. 27-14-726: a mini-truck registers as a Class Eight farm vehicle with the sworn affidavit, proof of insurance and English proof of ownership. The driver holds a driver's license and the mini-truck never uses an interstate, a controlled-access highway or a road posted above 55 mph
Engines and EPA
Why the engine decides which truck comes in.
The same three facts hold in Arkansas and every other state.
The 25 year truck
It comes in on age
A 25 year old kei truck in original configuration clears both agencies on age. No Registered Importer and no Independent Commercial Importer is needed.
EPA's provision asks only that the truck is in its original configuration with the same model of engine it left the factory with.
40 CFR 85.1511(f)(2)eCFR, read 28 October 2026The newer truck
EPA asks for a certified engine
A newer kei truck comes in as nonroad equipment, permanently modified so its top speed is 25 mph or less, with its engine covered by an EPA certificate of conformity before it reaches US Customs. The governor stays for the life of the truck, and removing it is tampering, a federal offense.
Mini-trucks, importing used motor vehicles as nonroad vehiclesEPA, read 28 October 2026Engine size
Why 30 kilowatts decides a newer truck's engine
EPA sorts nonroad gasoline engines by maximum power, not size. Every kei engine is under 1,000 cc, so an engine of 30 kW or less may certify to the small engine standards, and 30 kW is the line that decides. Today's stock kei engines are rated above it, and a speed governor does not lower an engine's maximum power.
Every kei engine family EPA has certified for mini trucks is a lower power certified configuration, between 14.46 and 29.9 kW, under part 90 or part 1054. A certified mini truck engine is that configuration, not the stock engine.
40 CFR 1054.1, the small engine ruleseCFR, read 28 October 2026Small nonroad spark ignition engine certificatesEPA, read 28 October 2026Arkansas, the five answers
Road, title, land, inspection and what is next.
The roadCan I drive it on the road?
Arkansas registers a mini truck only as a farm vehicle. Once registered it may use roads posted 55 mph or less that are not interstates or controlled access highways, where it can keep up with the posted speed.
- A mini-truck shall not be operated on an interstate highway. Ark. Code Ann. 27-14-726(c)
- A mini-truck shall not be operated on a road or highway if the operation of mini-trucks is prohibited, if the road is a controlled-access highway, if the posted speed limit is more than 55 mph or if the mini-truck cannot maintain a speed equal to the posted speed limit. Ark. Code Ann. 27-14-726(d)
- The owner may register and license it as a Class Eight farm vehicle, with an affidavit that it is used exclusively for farm purposes. Ark. Code Ann. 27-14-726(b); 27-14-601(a)(3)(H)
- The driver must hold a valid driver's license and follows the ordinary rules of the road. Ark. Code Ann. 27-14-726(b)(4) and (5)
- The class: a motor vehicle at least 48 inches wide, no more than 135 inches long including the bumper and at least 1,500 pounds unladen including fuel and fluids, on four or more low pressure or pneumatic rubber tires, with a steering wheel, side by side seating for two, a fully enclosed metal or metal reinforced cab with safety glass and mirrors, metal doors with working handle locks, head lamps, tail lamps, signal lamps, a working horn, seat belts and front and rear bumpers. Ark. Code Ann. 27-14-726(a)(2)
Ark. Code Ann. 27-14-726 (2009 HB 1239); 27-14-601(a)(3)(H)
TitleHow do I title and register it?
Arkansas titles and registers a mini truck through the Department of Finance and Administration's Office of Motor Vehicle on farm plates with the F prefix.
The steps
- Confirm the truck meets the mini truck size, weight and equipment terms in Ark. Code Ann. 27-14-726(a).
- Buy liability insurance at the Motor Vehicle Safety Responsibility Act minimums.
- Complete the Qualifying Affidavit for a Farm or Natural Resources License Plate (form 10-343), checking Mini Truck Farm Use Only, sworn before a person authorized to take oaths.
- Apply for title and farm registration with English language proof of ownership.
The documents
- Qualifying Affidavit for a Farm or Natural Resources License Plate (form 10-343)
- Proof of insurance under the Motor Vehicle Safety Responsibility Act
- Proof of ownership in English, including a bill of sale and an export certificate or a title
Arkansas Department of Finance and Administration, Office of Motor Vehicle
LandCan I use it on a farm or private land?
Arkansas law says a mini truck is not an all-terrain vehicle, so the state's ATV rules do not reach it. Kept to private ground it needs no farm plate.
Class. Mini truck under Ark. Code Ann. 27-14-726, expressly not an all-terrain vehicle under 27-20-201 to 208 or 27-21-101 to 109.
Registration. None found for private ground use. Public road use requires the farm registration.
Read from a secondary source or an older page. Confirm it with the office before you rely on it.
On the farm
Farm plates carry use limits: noncommercial hauling of farm products produced in Arkansas, hauling feed, seed, fertilizer or other products commonly used in agricultural operations and hauling animal feed for your own livestock or poultry.
InspectionWhat inspection or insurance applies?
Safety. No inspection is written into the mini truck section. The truck must carry the listed lamps, horn, belts, glass, mirrors and bumpers.
Emissions. None found in the sources read.
Read from a secondary source or an older page. Confirm it with the office before you rely on it.
Insurance. A mini truck is a motor vehicle for minimum liability insurance under the Motor Vehicle Safety Responsibility Act. Proof of insurance is part of the registration application. Ark. Code Ann. 27-14-726(b)(2)(B) and (b)(6)
NextWhat is coming?
No bill or rule change for kei trucks was found in Arkansas on 28 October 2026. We read it again before a truck goes there.
Questions
Asked about Arkansas.
Can I drive a mini truck on the road in Arkansas?
Yes, when it is registered as a farm vehicle and used for farm purposes. It may use roads posted 55 mph or less that are not interstates or controlled access highways, where it can keep up with the posted speed and where mini trucks are not prohibited.
How do I register it?
Through the Office of Motor Vehicle on farm plates. Bring a sworn farm use affidavit, proof of insurance and proof of ownership in English, such as a bill of sale with the export certificate.
What equipment does Arkansas require?
A fully enclosed metal cab with safety glass and mirrors, metal doors that lock, head lamps, tail lamps, turn signals, a working horn, seat belts and front and rear bumpers, on four or more tires.
What can I haul on farm plates?
Farm products grown in Arkansas, feed, seed, fertilizer and other farm supplies and feed for your own livestock or poultry.
Upgrades
Upgrades in Arkansas.
Height and lift. A 2025 act bars driving a pickup, passenger car or panel truck whose suspension, frame or chassis was modified so the front bumper is four inches or more above the rear, with a $250 first fine (27-35-214). No other bumper or frame rule found. (Unsure.)
Tires and fenders. Wheels must carry pneumatic rubber tires with no blocks, studs, cleats or spikes past the tread, except metal studs up to 1/16 inch from November 15 to April 15 (27-37-401 and 27-37-402). No tread depth, fender, tire size or wheel spacer rule found. (Unsure.)
Lights. Up to two fog lamps at 12 to 30 inches and two auxiliary driving lamps at 16 to 42 inches (27-36-214). No more than four front lamps lit at once (27-36-207). No red, blue or green light visible from the front (27-36-208).
Modification and inspection. No inspection rule found for a lift, larger tires or lights. A vehicle materially altered by removing, adding or substituting essential parts is reconstructed (27-14-213) and the application must say so (27-14-707). A mini-truck may be no more than 135 inches long (27-14-726). (Unsure.)
From the upgrades chapter of Mini Truck Roadbook, the 2026 to 2027 edition, with the statute after each rule. A rule marked (Unsure.) rests on a source the book could not read in full.
Getting it there
Where Arkansas's truck comes ashore.
From the nearest port where a sailing from Japan is on record. Road miles are an estimate, the straight line times 1.2, not a routed drive.
The road hub
Houston
Houston is the Gulf door. Port Houston's published schedules show no direct sailing from Japan and its Asia services call Busan and Shanghai. From the Houston docks I-10 runs east and west, I-45 north to Dallas and I-69 northeast through Humble.
about 500 road miles from Port Houston, straight line times 1.2
Nearest port with a sailing from Japan on record
Port of Savannah, Georgia Ports Authority
Savannah takes a weekly sailing from Yokohama, and I-16 and I-95 carry it into Georgia and up and down the coast.
The road. I-16 to Macon, Georgia, then I-75 to Knoxville, Tennessee, then I-40 into Arkansas, read from the federal route log, not a routed drive.
about 800 road miles, straight line times 1.2
Sources
Every source read, 28 October 2026
The public record of Arkansas as read on 28 October 2026, not legal advice. Every kei truck pays the 25 percent truck duty, the chicken tax, whatever its age.
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