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Bicycle Highway-Access Laws in Arkansas

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This guide is for general information only and is not legal advice. Laws change - verify current rules with your state DOT or a licensed attorney before relying on this for any legal matter. Read full disclaimer.

The rule

Bicycles are prohibited on Interstate highways in Arkansas. Bicycles are prohibited on all Interstate highways in Arkansas under ARDOT policy. Conventional state highways and US numbered routes are open by default; individual bridges and urban-freeway segments may be signed prohibited.

What this means in practice

Stick to surface streets, US routes, state highways, and dedicated paths. If your route in Arkansas appears to use an Interstate, plan a detour before you start.

Bigger roads, longer rides

Size a road bike for shoulders, group rides, and rural highways

Highway-access and group-riding rules favour riders who can hold a straight line at speed. Start with a frame that fits.

See the road sizing guide

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