AR DMV Driver and Vehicle Records 4

Question 1

Which of the following is an authorized permissible use for accessing Arkansas driver records under the DPPA?

Accepted Answer

Insurance company underwriting of a policy

Answer

Personal curiosity about a neighbor's record

Answer

Marketing surveys unrelated to driving

Answer

Social media background checks

Question 2

If you believe an error appears on your Arkansas driving record, what is the first step to correct it?

Accepted Answer

Contact the DFA Driver Control division with supporting documentation

Answer

Sue the DFA in circuit court

Answer

Ask a police officer to update the record

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Wait 3 years for the entry to expire

Question 3

An Arkansas vehicle title issued with a lien on it indicates what?

Accepted Answer

A lender has a financial interest in the vehicle

Answer

The vehicle has a salvage history

Answer

The vehicle failed emissions testing

Answer

The title was issued in another state

Question 4

Under Arkansas law, how soon after purchasing a used vehicle must the buyer apply for a title transfer?

Accepted Answer

30 days

Answer

10 days

Answer

60 days

Answer

90 days

Question 5

Which of the following would cause Arkansas to place a 'hold' on a vehicle's title?

Accepted Answer

An outstanding lien or court-ordered judgment against the vehicle

Answer

The vehicle recently passed a state inspection

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The owner has a clean driving record

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The vehicle registration is current

Question 6

Arkansas uses a point system to track driver behavior. Which violation carries the LOWEST point value?

Accepted Answer

Speeding 1–10 mph over the limit

Answer

Reckless driving

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Running a stop sign

Answer

Following too closely

Question 7

How can a driver in Arkansas voluntarily reduce points on their driving record?

Accepted Answer

By completing an approved defensive driving course

Answer

By paying a fine to the DFA

Answer

By not receiving any tickets for 6 months

Answer

By purchasing a new vehicle