Welcome to your daily briefing on automotive developments in Arkansas. Today we're covering 5 key stories including updates on arkansas automotive headlines. Let's dive in.
5 stories
The Arkansas Department of Finance and Administration shares information about the NHTSA Auto Safety Hotline, which gathers reports from owners who believe their car or truck has a safety defect.
Arkansas automotive professionals can point clients to this official channel for reporting suspected safety defects, helping surface issues that may affect vehicles in the state.
MyDMV is an Arkansas.gov online portal for DMV services, including registration renewals and license updates.
It gives Arkansas automotive professionals a faster way to handle registration renewals and license updates for their operations.
The Arkansas State Police require any person intending to operate a Used Motor Vehicle Dealer business to obtain a Used Motor Vehicle Dealer License.
Automotive professionals in Arkansas must secure this license through the state police before legally operating a used motor vehicle dealership.
The Arkansas Department of Labor and Licensing page provides access to the Arkansas Motor Vehicle Commission's Laws & Rules, including recent rule changes and Part 410.
Arkansas automotive professionals can stay compliant by reviewing the latest AMVC rules and Part 410 updates.
Arkansas Act 753 extends CDL validity from four years to five and raises the fee from $40 to $50, while Act 257 authorizes new [REDACTED].
Arkansas automotive professionals should advise CDL clients of the longer renewal cycle and updated fee schedule starting January 1, 2022.
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