New Mexico § 66-7-302.2 - Certain speeding convictions to be disregarded in the development or application of a point system

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§ 66-7-302.2. Certain speeding convictions to be disregarded in the development or application of a point system

A. Except as provided in Subsection B of this section, in developing and applying

a point system that is used as a basis for suspension or revocation of driving privileges,

the division shall not assign points for convictions for speeding on rural highways

of the state. As used in this section, “ rural highway ” means that part of a highway that is located at least two miles outside of the boundaries

of an incorporated city, town or village. The two-mile distance shall be measured: (1) from the point where the highway crosses the boundary, and if there is more than

one such intersection, from the intersection most distant from the geographic center

of the city, town or village; or (2) if there are milepost markers on the highway, to the first milepost marker indicating

two or more miles. B. The provisions of this section do not apply to: (1) rural highways in Bernalillo county; (2) a conviction for speeding if the citation out of which the conviction arises indicated

that excessive speed of the motorist cited was a factor in the accident; or (3) motor vehicles weighing twelve thousand pounds or more.

Source: official New Mexico text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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