What is in New Mexico
- Vehicle Inspectionstate-licensed vehicle safety and emissions inspection stations106
- CDL Testing & DMVCDL skills test sites and DMV driver licence offices77
- BOC-3 Process AgentsBOC-3 process agents and blanket filing companies75
- Truck Stopstruck stops, truck diesel and service plazas58
- CDL & ELDT TrainingCDL and entry-level driver training providers55
- Truck Parkingpublic truck parking at rest areas and welcome centers31
- HazMat TrainingHazMat and 49 CFR training providers24
- Weigh Stationsweigh stations, ports of entry and commercial vehicle inspection facilities18
- TSA HazMat & TWIC EnrollmentTSA enrollment centers for the HazMat endorsement and TWIC4
- ELD Devicesnational list, the same in every stateUS
How to get a CDL in New Mexico: the steps, where to take the test, registered schools.
Popular in New Mexico
Vehicle Inspection
CDL Testing & DMV
Truck Stops
HazMat Training
CDL & ELDT Training
Truck Parking
What each list covers in New Mexico
Where the listings come from and what they say, category by category
Vehicle Inspection in New Mexico
106 stations in New Mexico, from City of Albuquerque, Vehicle Pollution Management Division. The most are in Albuquerque (100), Rio Rancho (3), Santa Fe (1), Cedar Crest (1), Los Lunas (1). All 106 are emissions stations; the state list here carries no safety inspection. The state list gives no vehicle-type information, so no station is marked for heavy vehicles either way.
CDL Testing & DMV in New Mexico
77 offices in New Mexico, from New Mexico Taxation and Revenue Department, Motor Vehicle Division. The most are in Albuquerque (7), Las Cruces (4), Aztec (2), Farmington (2), Hobbs (2). 35 are named by the state as CDL skills test sites.
BOC-3 Process Agents in New Mexico
75 agents in New Mexico, from Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration. The most are in Albuquerque (30), Las Cruces (15), Roswell (7), Santa Fe (7), Hobbs (5). 74 of FMCSA’s registered blanket companies have an agent on file for New Mexico.
Truck Stops in New Mexico
58 truck stops in New Mexico, from OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). The most are in Albuquerque (6), Santa Rosa (6), Tucumcari (4), Moriarty (3), Lordsburg (3).
CDL & ELDT Training in New Mexico
55 schools in New Mexico, from Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration. The most are in Albuquerque (5), Hobbs (5), Portales (4), Roswell (3), Farmington (2). By training type: Class B 49, Passenger 42, Class A 33, School Bus 28, Hazardous Materials 23. 7 asked the registry not to show a street address and are listed by town only. Another 11 registered instructors travel to the student in New Mexico, and 470 teach the theory portion online nationwide.
Truck Parking in New Mexico
31 sites in New Mexico, from Bureau of Transportation Statistics. The most are in Deming (2), Radium Springs (2), Roswell (2), Magdalena (2), La Joya (2). Together they have 344 truck parking spaces on 14 routes.
HazMat Training in New Mexico
24 providers in New Mexico, from Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration. The most are in Hobbs (6), Albuquerque (3), Farmington (2), Las Cruces (2), Las Vegas (2). 3 asked the registry not to show a street address and are listed by town only.
Weigh Stations in New Mexico
18 stations in New Mexico, from New Mexico Department of Transportation, Ports of Entry. The most are in Lea County (2), Quay County (2), San Juan County (2), Hidalgo County (2), Doña Ana County (2).
TSA HazMat & TWIC Enrollment in New Mexico
4 centers in New Mexico, from Transportation Security Administration (enrollment by IDEMIA). The most are in Santa Fe (1), Albuquerque (1), Hobbs (1), Farmington (1). 4 appeared in a search for HazMat endorsement enrollment and 4 in a search for TWIC.
Get told when the register changes
Licenses lapse and get renewed constantly: in the current data nearly a quarter of the records in one state register have already expired. We re-check the registers and email a short summary of what moved.