Pursuant to New Mexico statute 66-5-33.1, New Mexico Motor Vehicle Division evaluates the reinstatement eligibility for all drivers whose license or privilege to drive was suspended or …

New Mexico drunk driving criminal court cases can result in punishment that includes jail time, fines, mandatory DWI educational programs, ignition interlock devices, and more. A DWI …

Jul 1, 2024 · Handling DWI cases in New Mexico involves two separate actions: a Judicial Court Hearing and an Administrative Hearing. Each action is conducted independently and governed …

Driving a vehicle with a blood or breath alcohol content of .08% or higher, or driving under the influence of drugs is a violation of New Mexico’s DWI laws. A DWI conviction can have both …

According to New Mexico statute 66-5-33.1B, any individual whose license was revoked for DWI must meet the following requirements: tamper with the ignition interlock device.

Learn about the penalties for first, second, and third DUI in New Mexico. New Mexico's DUI penalties depend primarily on the number of prior convictions that the driver has. Unlike many …

The purpose of the Department of Finance, Local Government Division, Local DWI (LDWI) Program is to reduce the incidence of DWI in New Mexico. Mission Statement. The mission of …

Learn about New Mexico's DUI and DWI laws. Find out the consequences of driving under the influence of drugs and alcohol in NM.

New Mexico’s Traffic Safety Division (TSD) utilizes a performance-based, evidenced-based, data-driven enforcement program designed to influence impaired driving behavior and reduce …

New Mexico drunk driving criminal court cases can result in punishment that includes jail time, fines, mandatory DWI educational programs, ignition interlock devices, and more. A DWI …