If you are a New Mexico resident in need of motor vehicle services, then you may have noticed how inconvenient it can be to visit an MVD in your area. Not only do these establishments often receive long lines and large crowds, but they can also be incredibly conflicting for your daily schedule if yo…Read More
If you have recently visited the MVD, whether to renew your tags or to take a written exam, then you may have experienced significant waiting times, long lines, and overcrowding. This can be problematic for a number of reasons, especially if you are trying to fit a last-minute appointment into your …Read More
If you have recently received a traffic violation, you may be frustrated by how inconvenient a traffic stop can be. No one wants to take time out of their day to pay for a speeding violation, failing to signal before turning, or any other citations that are so commonly given to motorists that violat…Read More
One of the most exciting times in a teenager’s life is the day that they receive their driver’s license. Before receiving your New Mexico driver’s license, however, there are a number of tests that you must first pass. Studying for these tests can sometimes be difficult, especially if you’re…Read More
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 d…Read More
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 l…Read More
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 lan…Read More
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.…Read More
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.)…Read More