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Driving while intoxicated can be defined as operating a vehicle after having consumed the amount of alcohol needed to raise an individual’s blood alcohol content level above the legal limit. This incredibly dangerous act has taken the lives of thousands of individuals each year, and continues to do so today. In fact, according to the…
As you prepare for your New Mexico driver’s license test, there are many important things to remember. As you study the New Mexico Driver Manual, you may come across a variety of traffic signs that you need to memorize. Traffic signs are very important, as they exist to alert you for traffic rules and hazards.…
If you’re thinking about relocating to New Mexico or you’ve recently moved due to a job, you’ll need to obtain your state driver’s license as soon as possible. Since most new residents aren’t fully aware of what is required of them and their car or motorcycle, our specialists are here to clear things up. In…
If you live in New Mexico and you’re preparing for your DMV permit test, there are a variety of things you’ll want to study. From highway driving etiquette to the differentiation of road signs, there are many things you’ll want to be made aware of before you schedule your permit test at your local DMV.…
If you live in New Mexico and are preparing to take your official driver’s license exam, congratulations! At MVD Express, we understand how exciting it is to obtain a driver’s license, which is why we’re proud to offer our customers some of the most fast and convenient DMV services. In part one of this blog,…
Every sixteen year old looks forward to the day that he or she can obtain a legal driver’s license. If you or a loved one plans on taking the New Mexico driving test soon, it’s important to ensure you practice all of the basic driving principles. It’s easy to forget how to parallel park or…
You need to bring proof of completion of an MVD-approved driver improvement course plus the proofs of identity and New Mexico residency you need for any new license. Click here for details.
You need to pass the written examination and vision exam. (If you have not been driving for five years or more, you may need to take the practical driving test, too.)
We’ll take an updated photo and get you on your way with a temporary DAC or license. (Your permanent license will arrive by mail in 40 days or less)
To renew your license, you need 1 proof of identity and age, 1 proof of identification number and 2 proofs of New Mexico residency. See the full list of acceptable documents