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Arkansas: Full Rule Record

Arkansas operates a traffic citation dismissal program in which courts may dismiss eligible citations upon completion of approved requirements. The mechanism allows for dismissal at the court's discretion rather than through an automatic statewide process.

The frequency of citation dismissal opportunities is determined by individual courts rather than by a fixed statewide schedule. Drivers should contact their local court to learn when dismissal options may be available.

Completion of the program may result in the removal of points from a driver's record, though the specific impact depends on court approval. The underlying points effect allows courts discretion in whether points are ultimately dismissed along with the citation.

The cost of participation and required course hours vary by provider and court jurisdiction and are not set by a single statewide standard. Approved providers establish their own fees and instructional requirements in accordance with state guidelines. Drivers should verify current pricing and course length directly with their court or an approved provider serving their county.

For authoritative information on program eligibility, approved providers, and specific court procedures, the Arkansas state government website serves as the official resource.

FieldValue
StateArkansas
MechanismCitation dismissal
What that meanscourse dismisses/removes the citation (court diversion)
Eligibility / notesNo statewide point-reduction; court may approve a defensive driving course to dismiss a ticket.
Frequencycourt-set
Points effectcourt may dismiss
Governing statuteNot yet pinned — see source
ConfidenceMedium

Primary source: https://www.dfa.arkansas.gov/driver-services/. Verified June 2026. How we compile this.

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