Bill > HB1502

This bill amends Arkansas state law regarding the registration and licensing of historic or special interest vehicles by reducing the age threshold for vehicle qualification from 45 years to 30 years. Specifically, the bill modifies three sections of Arkansas Code related to vehicle registration and licensing: owners of historic or special interest vehicles that are 30 years or older can now register their vehicles and receive special license plates for a $7 fee, reproductions or facsimiles of historic vehicles can now qualify for registration if they are 30 years or older, and antique license plates can now be issued for vehicles that are 30 years or older. These changes will make it easier for vehicle enthusiasts and collectors to register and display special license plates for older vehicles, expanding the pool of vehicles eligible for historic and special interest vehicle status. The modifications aim to provide more flexibility and recognition for vintage and classic vehicles that might not have previously met the 45-year age requirement.

Transportation and Infrastructure

https://arkleg.state.ar.us/Bills/Detail?id=hb1502&ddBienniumSession=2025%2F2025R