Arkansas legislators looking closer at expired tags and registered vehicles
- Google-News-Wire
- December 8, 2023
- Arkansas legislators
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- expired tag
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LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KAIT/KARK) – Arkansas legislators are taking a closer look at the discrepancy between expired tags and registered vehicles. According to our content partner, KARK, The Joint House and Senate Transportation Committee convened on Wednesday to discuss the latest figures with the Department of Finance and Administration. According to the FDA, 269,113 temporary […]
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Mark Freda, 66, jumped into action while behind seat of his SUV November 7, 2021, when he saw cops were pursuing a Jeep that had been stolen by two teens It culminated with the fleeing car, commandeered 15-year-old Damajia Jenay ‘Majia’ Horner, crossing into oncoming traffic and killing another motorist The head-on collision left the […]
Read MoreArkansas accelerates electric vehicle charging station program
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (TBP/KAIT) – The state of Arkansas is continuing to invest in electric vehicle charging stations. According to content partner Talk Business and Politics, the Arkansas Department of Energy and Environment announced on Thursday, Oct. 13, it will be accelerating the final disbursement of money for Level 2 charging stations. The Level 2 […]
Read MoreRecord-high service calls in Arkansas, AAA says
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- August 2, 2022
- Aaa
- auto maintenance
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- Emergency Roadside Service
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ST. LOUIS, MO. (KNWA/KFTA) — Arkansas AAA Emergency Roadside Service crews experienced a record-breaking month as they responded to more than 7,000 stranded drivers in July. “A perfect mixture of extreme heat, increased traffic, and older vehicles remaining on the roads made July one of the busiest months on record for breakdowns,” said AAA Missouri […]
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