AR SB1

Establishes a defense to prosecution for operating an all-terrain vehicle on public streets or highways outside city limits and non-interstate highways if traveling is the most reasonable route of access between off-road trails or private property.

Limits all-terrain vehicle travel to a maximum of 3 miles on public streets or highways to reach authorized destinations.

Defines "private property" to include owned or leased property, residences with owner/lessee permission, and temporary stays at vacation resorts, rental cabins, deeded timeshares, or right-to-use timeshares.

Requires all-terrain vehicle operators to carry proof of property interest and location when operating on public streets or highways, and display it upon demand of a peace officer.

Declares an emergency effective immediately, citing Arkansas's all-terrain vehicle parks, trails, and tourism as economically important to small businesses.