Little Rock is a regional hub with one very large fleet in it, and the city's drivers stay inside a hundred miles more often than they go beyond it. Across the river, North Little Rock holds the racks and the Jenks shops.
So the Little Rock semi truck is a sleeper in the big fleet. Behind it come a grain or rice truck at harvest off Pulaski County's soybean and rice ground, and a tandem dump truck out of the Granite Mountain quarries. A tanker loads at North Little Rock, and a log truck comes in from the woods. A day cab drays boxes off the port.
Lost title in Little Rock
An Arkansas resident can apply for a replacement title at any state revenue office, and Little Rock has four. They are at 101 East Capitol Avenue downtown, 1900 West 7th Street, 9108 North Rodney Parham Road and 3 State Police Plaza Drive, and any of them takes the title transfer. The lien and the seven-model-year salvage rule are on the Arkansas page.
A fleet sleeper out of Little Rock has usually been on a maintenance schedule and shows it in the records. A quarry dump truck shows its life in the body and the suspension, a rice truck in the box and the hoist. Send what records you have with the photos, and tell us the work it did.
Weight limits in Little Rock
Arkansas caps a three-axle truck ten thousand pounds under a four-axle one, with the federal 80,000 pounds on the interstates, and the Arkansas page has the section. Little Rock's own list is short, six bridges with a load posting and three under fourteen feet, the lowest where West 11th Street crosses South Summit Street. A three-axle dump truck that lived under the lower figure and a pickup that never crossed a scale get the same offer.
Tell us which side of the river the truck is on, near Granite Mountain, out by Sweet Home or across in North Little Rock, and send photos and the title.