New Mexico Driver's License Practice Test 2026
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The Driver License
New Mexico's Graduated Driver License system (instructional permit, provisional and unrestricted license), license renewal, keeping your license, and safety belt and child-restraint requirements.
Traffic Control Devices
Traffic signals, the shapes and colors of traffic signs and their meanings, and pavement markings.
Lane Controls and General Driving Rules
Other lane controls (reversible, reserved and shared center lanes) and the general rules of the road for everyday driving.
Right-of-Way, Intersections and Speed
Right-of-way rules, one-way streets and traffic circles, and New Mexico speed limits.
Parking and Traffic Violations
Legal and prohibited parking, parking distances, and New Mexico's traffic-violation point system and penalties.
Safe Driving Basics and Communicating
Basic driving skills (starting, accelerating, steering, stopping, scanning, using your lights) and communicating with other road users by signaling your presence and your intentions.
Adjusting to Conditions and Sharing Space
Adjusting to road conditions (including wildlife) and to traffic, how well you can see, and managing the space around your vehicle — ahead, behind, to the side, and to merge, cross or pass.
Sharing the Road
Sharing the road safely with bicycles and with large trucks and RVs, including truckers' blind spots.
Be in Shape to Drive
Being fit to drive: vision, fatigue, drinking and driving and the effects of alcohol, alcohol and the law, other drugs, health, emotions, cell-phone use, and handling emergencies.
Collisions, Financial Responsibility and Motorcycles
Avoiding collisions, dealing with skids, protecting yourself in a crash, accidents and New Mexico's Financial Responsibility Law, and sharing the road safely with motorcycles.