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What automobile insurance am I required to have in New Mexico?

You must have an auto insurance liability policy with minimum coverage of: $25,000 for bodily injury to or death of one person, $50,000 for bodily injury to or death of two or more persons, and $10,000 for property damage in any one accident. For more information on...

What is a DOT physical and why is it important?

A DOT physical is a medical examination of a commercial driver performed by a licensed medical examiner. It ensures that a person is medically qualified to safely operate a commercial motor vehicle.

What is a Medical Waiver (medical exemption)?

The FMCSA grants medical exemption waivers to commercial motor vehicle drivers who have diabetes controlled with Insulin and to commercial motor vehicle drivers with vision of less than 20/40. To get applications for these waivers please Click Here.

What are Private MVD Offices?

Private MVD Offices have a contract with the State MVD to provide MVD services to the public. Private MVD Offices charge administrative fees,  in addition to any MVD fees that apply to your transactions. 

How do I register to vote at the MVD?

Voter registration applications are available at MVD offices. For customers obtaining a driver’s license or identification card, the clerk will provide you with Instructions for Completing Voter Registration Form. You will be required to complete your voter...

Can I fill out my voter registration application online?

Yes. Voter registration applications are available at MVD offices. For customers obtaining a driver’s license or identification card, the clerk will provide you with Instructions for Completing Voter Registration Form. You will be required to complete your voter...

Where can I complete a voter registration application?

Voter registration applications are available at all MVD locations including state, city, and private offices. People can still register to vote at their local county offices or at the New Mexico Secretary of State’s Office.