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Question:

Which drivers might be exempt from needing a CDL to drive a CMV in the state of Arkansas?

Answer: All of these

Explanation
Arkansas has exemptions for several groups of individuals, but you need to check to stay on the right side of the law. Farm owners and certain employees are exempt, as are active military personnel performing military driving duties.
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