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Arkansas Trailer Laws & Trailer Regulations

Arkansas'south laws and regulations for trailers are listed below:

Arkansas Trailer Restriction Laws

Every trailer or semitrailer with a gross weight of three,000 lbs. or more shall exist equipped with brakes acceptable to control the movement of and to stop and to agree such vehicle; and the brakes should automatically apply in the consequence of an accidental interruption-away.

Every new trailer or semitrailer weighing at least 1,500 lbs. shall come up equipped with brakes on all wheels.

Arkansas Trailer Dimension Laws

Total length: 65 feet; trailer length: 43 feet, vi inches; width: 102 inches; superlative: 13 feet 6 inches.

Arkansas Trailer Hitch and Signal Laws

Connection must be sufficiently strong to pull all weight towed.

Condom chain is required.

12-inch flag or cloth required on connections consisting only of bondage, ropes, or cables.

Arkansas Trailer Lighting Laws

Taillights are required; brake lights are required if towing vehicle'south brake light is obscured; license plate lights are required.

Turn signals are not required unless width is greater than 80 inches.

Reflectors on each side of vehicle are required.

Arkansas Trailer Mirror Laws

Every motor vehicle which is so constructed or loaded equally to obstruct the Commuter's view to the rear thereof from the Commuter's position shall be equipped with a mirror located then every bit to reflect to the driver a view of the highway for a altitude of at least 200 anxiety to the rear of the vehicle.

Arkansas Trailer Speed Limit Laws

Speed limits are 70 mph on rural interstates; 55 mph on urban freeways; or equally posted.

45 mph is maximum when towing house trailer.

Arkansas Trailer Towing Laws

Special permit is required if towed vehicle is not registered. Proof of ownership is required. Drawbar is required (maximum length 15 feet). Reciprocity is granted.

Other Arkansas Trailer Laws

Riding in towed trailer is prohibited.

Camping in rest areas is permitted.

May tow more than 1 boat or general utility trailer.

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