Arkansas Driver License Requirements at-a-glance:

*You are eligible to begin drivers ed training at 14-years-old.

You are eligible to receive your intermediate driver’s license at 16-years-old.
At 18-years-old you are eligible for your unrestricted driver’s license.
Age restrictions for an unrestricted Arkansas license don’t apply if you’re at least 16 and either married, received a high school diploma, or active in the military.
For the first 6 months with your intermediate license you must driver with an adult in the vehicle.
With an intermediate license, you may not driver unsupervised between 11pm and 4am.
To apply for an intermediate license you must hold your learner’s for 6 months without traffic violations or accidents.
*You may not use a cellphone while driving with your learner’s permit.

Step 1: Take AR online drivers ed with DriverEdToGo.com.
Step 2: You’ve worked through the entire course and successfully pass the final exam. Now you’re got your Certificate of Completion.
Step 3: Now you’ve got to take your DFA written exam to receive your Arkansas learner’s license.
Step 4: With your Arkansas learner’s license, you can now start training behind-the-wheel with someone who is over the age of 21 sitting in the passenger seat at all times.
Step 5: Practice driving with your learner’s for at least 6 months and wait until you’re 16.
Step 6: Now it’s time to take your official DFA driving exam. If you pass, you’ll receive your intermediate driver’s license.
Step 7: Keep driving with your intermediate until you’re 18. Now you can get your regular driver’s license and driver unrestricted in Arkansas. Have fun!