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AR DMV Special Permits and Endorsements Flashcards

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  1. What is the minimum age to obtain a full unrestricted driver's license in Arkansas?

    Answer: 18

    Arkansas requires drivers to be at least 18 years old to obtain an unrestricted Class D license without parental consent.

  2. What class of Arkansas CDL is required to operate a vehicle with a GCWR over 26,000 lbs towing a unit over 10,000 lbs?

    Answer: Class A

    A Class A CDL is required in Arkansas when the combination vehicle's gross combined weight rating exceeds 26,000 lbs and the towed unit is over 10,000 lbs.

  3. What permit does an Arkansas driver need to legally operate an oversize or overweight load on state roads?

    Answer: Oversize/Overweight (OS/OW) permit from AR Highway and Transportation Dept.

    Loads exceeding legal size or weight limits must obtain an Oversize/Overweight permit from the Arkansas Highway and Transportation Department before traveling.

  4. Which restriction code on an Arkansas license indicates the driver must wear corrective lenses?

    Answer: Restriction B

    Restriction B on an Arkansas driver's license means the holder must wear corrective lenses (glasses or contacts) whenever driving.

  5. What is required for an Arkansas 16-year-old with a graduated license to drive between midnight and 4 a.m.?

    Answer: It is prohibited unless for employment, school, or emergency

    Arkansas's Graduated Driver Licensing law prohibits unsupervised nighttime driving (midnight–4 a.m.) for minors except for work, school, or medical emergencies.

  6. What does an Arkansas 'hardship license' allow a minor to do?

    Answer: Drive for specified hardship purposes before reaching standard permit age

    An Arkansas hardship license allows a minor (typically age 14) to drive for specific essential purposes when no other licensed driver is available in the household.