Arkansas intrastate household-goods authority

Household-goods applications are not a roster

The ARDOT applications page keeps General Freight/Mobile Home, Household Goods, and Passenger as separate application classes. Interstate authority is identified there as FMCSA. The household-goods individual packet and the household-goods corporation packet are separate files. On the applications page retrieved 2026-10-06, both the Individual and Corporation household-goods labels pointed at the corporation PDF. The individual file remains at its own media address.

The individual household-goods packet says the enclosed forms apply for Arkansas intrastate authority for household goods or passenger services. It requires an original and one copy, a $50 filing fee, and a separate $5 insurance filing fee for each vehicle operated in Arkansas intrastate service. Those fees are not operating authority. After acceptance, the applicant receives a Notice of Filing and then a hearing date. Personal appearance is mandatory. A filed application is not issued authority. The notice-of-filing page did not present a carrier roster.

Hearings are held before the Arkansas State Highway Commission or its designated hearing officer at the Central Office Building, 10324 Interstate 30, Little Rock. Mail goes to the Legal Division, P.O. Box 2261, Little Rock, AR 72203-2261. The intrastate authority page lists motor-carrier contact Donna Ramsey at (501) 569-2160. Little Rock in that address is the hearing office. This page publishes no city or county route.

Freight, passenger, insurance, and federal records stay separate

The general-freight individual packet is a different application. It prints an Arkansas intrastate insurance minimum of $50,000 / $100,000 / $30,000 and says that minimum is for intrastate operation except passengers and household goods. Those dollar amounts are not household-goods limits. The household-goods packet tells the applicant to submit public liability and property damage insurance in the amounts set out in Rule 13.1. The dollar amounts in Rule 13.1 were not printed in the household-goods packet and were NOT_ACQUIRED. An ACORD certificate or certificate of insurance is evidence of a filing. It is not current operating authority, and no provider-level insurance status was acquired.

Passenger packets are a separate class. The individual household-goods cover letter also mentions passenger services. That sentence does not merge the passenger roster, which was also NOT_ACQUIRED, into household goods. FMCSA interstate authority and a USDOT number are not Arkansas household-goods authority. No exact federal bridge was made. Orders and provider complaint rows were NOT_ACQUIRED. A complaint is not a finding. Missing rows are not zero.

Coverage and source clocks

• Household-goods certificate or permit rows and current statuses: NOT_ACQUIRED. No mover count is shown.
• General freight and mobile-home applications, passenger applications, insurance filings, commission orders, FMCSA, and USDOT stay separate.
• Application filing fee $50. Per-vehicle insurance filing fee $5. A fee is not authority.
• New canonical organizations: 0. Graph writes: 0. Claim eligibility changes: 0.
• Household-goods individual PDF created 2025-09-05 and file-modified 2026-08-12. Corporation PDF created 2025-09-05 and file-modified 2026-08-12. General-freight individual PDF file-modified 2026-08-12. Retrieved 2026-10-06. Page data generated 2026-10-06T17:20:00Z. A file-modified date is not an authority effective date. No roster as-of date was available.
• Little Rock, Fayetteville, and Fort Smith are search context only. This page publishes no city or county research routes.