Arkansas Permit Test (DFA Knowledge Exam) — All Questions

In Arkansas, the minimum age to get a learner's license is:

• a.15
• b.18
• c.14✓
• d.16

Arkansas allows a teen to apply for a learner's license at age 14. (Arkansas Driver License Study Guide, GDL)

An Arkansas restricted (intermediate) license holder under 18 generally may not drive between:

• a.9 p.m. and 5 a.m.
• b.11 p.m. and 4 a.m.✓
• c.10 p.m. and 5 a.m.
• d.midnight and 6 a.m.

Arkansas prohibits an under-18 restricted driver from driving between 11 p.m. and 4 a.m. unless accompanied by a licensed adult 21 or older or driving for specific purposes such as work. (Arkansas Driver License Study Guide, GDL)

Under an Arkansas intermediate license, the driver may not carry more than one passenger under age 21 unless:

• a.The passengers wear seat belts
• b.It is daytime
• c.The trip is under 10 miles
• d.The passengers are family members or a licensed adult 21+ is present✓

An Arkansas intermediate driver may not carry more than one unrelated passenger younger than 21 unless a licensed adult 21 or older is in the front seat, or the passengers are family. (Arkansas Driver License Study Guide, GDL)

For an Arkansas driver under 21, the illegal blood alcohol concentration (BAC) begins at:

• a.0.05
• b.0.08
• c.0.10
• d.0.02 (zero-tolerance)✓

Arkansas sets a 0.02 zero-tolerance BAC limit for drivers under 21; the adult limit is 0.08. (Arkansas Driver License Study Guide, underage DUI)

Arkansas's seat belt law is a 'primary enforcement' law, which means:

• a.Seat belts are optional for adults
• b.Only back-seat riders must buckle up
• c.You must be over 18 to be ticketed
• d.An officer may stop and ticket you just for not wearing a seat belt✓

Because Arkansas has primary seat belt enforcement, an officer can stop and cite a driver solely for an unbuckled seat belt. (Arkansas Driver License Study Guide, occupant protection)

Under Arkansas's implied-consent law, refusing a lawful chemical test for alcohol will result in:

• a.Automatic suspension of your driving privilege✓
• b.No penalty
• c.A warning only
• d.A reduced fine

Driving in Arkansas means you consent to chemical testing when lawfully arrested for DUI; refusal causes an automatic license suspension. (Arkansas Driver License Study Guide, implied consent)