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Arkansas Code Title 27. Transportation § 27-50-1205. Tagging

Current as of March 28, 2024 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

Any law enforcement officer or code enforcement officer as defined by municipal ordinance observing an unattended vehicle, abandoned vehicle, disabled vehicle, or inoperative vehicle on or near a public way shall:

(1)(A) Order immediate removal of the vehicle if it:

(i) Is located within three feet (3′) of the traveled surface of a public way; or

(ii) Appears to create an immediate and substantial hazard to the public; and

(B) Log the removal order accordingly; or

(2)(A) Tag the vehicle if it is located at a distance of three feet (3′) or more from the traveled surface of a public way by securely affixing a colored form or other easily observable sticker.

(B) The tag or sticker used under this subdivision (2) shall show:

(i) The date and time of tagging;

(ii) That the vehicle will be removed under this subchapter unless the vehicle is removed within twenty-four (24) hours;

(iii) The location and telephone number where more information may be obtained; and

(iv) The identification of the officer.

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