Arkansas § 27-50-1006 Right of aggrieved driver

Arkansas Statutes

§ 27-50-1006 — Right of aggrieved driver

Arkansas § 27-50-1006

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Ark. Code Ann. § 27-50-1006 (2026).

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(a)Any driver aggrieved by an entry into his or her record may request that the Office of Driver Services conduct a hearing for the purpose of contesting the information contained in the accident report or the method by which the decision was made to enter the information into the person's record.

(b)(1) The conviction of a person for a traffic violation which caused the accident shall be prima facie evidence of who was primarily at fault in the accident and no hearing shall be held where such evidence exists.

(2)When appeals are taken from the decision of the trial court for a traffic violation, the Office of Driver Services shall immediately expunge the record of the entry made as a result of the accident report until such time as the appeal becomes final.

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(a) Any driver aggrieved by an entry into his or her record may request that the Office of Driver Services conduct a hearing for the purpose of contesting the information contained in the accident report or the method by which the decision was made to enter the information into the person's record. (b) (1) The conviction of a person for a traffic violation which caused the accident shall be prima facie evidence of who was primarily at fault in the accident and no hearing shall be held where such evidence exists. (2) When appeals are taken from the decision of the trial court for a traffic violation, the Office of Driver Services shall immediately expunge the record of the entry made as a result of the accident report until such time as the appeal becomes final.