Arkansas permit driving hours: no state minimum
Arkansas appears to have no minimum number of supervised driving hours. Teens instead hold a learner's permit for 6 months with a clean record. This is based on secondary sources, because the official Office of Driver Services page does not list an hour figure either way.
Free app: times each drive and fills a printable log for the licensing officeTotal supervisedNo state minimum
At nightNo night minimum
How it is provenParent signs a statement
Confirm with your DMV. We could not verify every detail on this page against a current primary source. Check the numbers with your Arkansas licensing office before you rely on them.
How to log the hours in Arkansas
No hour log is known to be required in Arkansas. A parent-kept log is still a good record of practice in case the rule differs when you apply.
A parent or guardian certifies the hours on the application itself. Keeping a log is still the only way to know you are done.
Arkansas permit rules at a glance
- Supervised hours
- No statutory minimum found
- Permit holding period
- 6 months with a clean record
Arkansas permit hours: questions
How many driving hours do you need in Arkansas?
Secondary sources say Arkansas has no minimum supervised-hours requirement. The official page does not state a figure, so confirm with Arkansas Driver Services.
How long do you have to hold a learner's permit in Arkansas?
6 months with a clean driving record.