Arkansas Courses

Defensive Driving
Take this course if you received a ticket in Arkansas or were court ordered to take a driving course.

First Time Driver Course
The First Time Driver Drug and Alcohol Course teaches new drivers basic traffic laws and is proven to reduce the risk of alcohol related crashes amongst teenagers and young adults.

Arkansas Driving References

Get Your Arkansas Driving Record

Find Your Local DMV

Online Driver's Handbook

Child Passenger Safety

Infants must be rear-facing in the back seat until at least 1 yr. old and at least 20 lbs.
Children over 20 lbs. and 1 yr. of age may then be forward-facing, still in the back seat, in a child safety seat with an internal harness.
Once the child weighs at least 40 lbs., the child should ride in a booster seat in the back seat until he/she is 80 lbs. and about 4’10" tall.
Before being allowed to use only the regular vehicle lap & shoulder seat belt, the child should be able to sit up with knees bent at the edge of the vehicle seat, the seat belt shoulder strap should fit comfortably across the chest (not across the neck), and the seat belt lap strap should fit low and tight across the upper thighs.

Child Safety Seat Chart Buckle Everyone...Every Time! 501-364-3296
	Infant	Toddler	Young Children
Age/Weight	Birth to 1 Year 0-20 lbs.	Over 1 year 20 lbs.-40 lbs.	4 to 8 yrs. or until 4'9" tall Over 40 lbs.
Type of Seat	Infant Only or convertible	Convertible/or combination	Belt positioning Booster seat
Seat Position	Rear-facing only	Forward-facing	Forward-facing
Always Make Sure	Harness straps at or below shoulder level Children rear-face until 1 yr. AND at least 20 lbs. (or as long as seat allows.	Harness straps should now be at or above shoulder level. Most seats require use of top harness slots.	Belt positioning booster seats must be used with both lap and shoulder belt. To avoid injuries, the lap belt must fit tight across the lap and the shoulder belt must fit snug across chest and shoulder.
Warning	All children age 12 and under should ride in the back seat.	All children age 12 and under should ride in the back seat.	All children age 12 and under should ride in the back seat.

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