Free New Mexico MVD practice tests

15. You must be enrolled in, or have finished, a driver education course approved by the Traffic Safety Bureau that includes DWI education. If you're under 18, a parent or guardian signs your application. You then pass a vision test and the MVD knowledge test, which an MVD-contracted driver education school can also give.

70% or better. MVD doesn't publish how many questions the test has. You can take it twice a week, even twice on the same day, but after a third failure you wait six months from the date of the first attempt. A passing score stays valid for five years.

Yes. MVD offers the knowledge test in English, Spanish, Tagalog, Italian, German, French, Vietnamese and Chinese.

A licensed driver who is 21 or older and has been licensed for at least three years, sitting in the right front seat. An approved driving instructor in the seat beside you also counts.

At 15½ at the earliest. You need six months with your permit (30 days are added for each traffic violation conviction during that time), a finished driver education course, 50 hours of practice with 10 at night, no traffic conviction in the 90 days before you apply, and a passed road test.

You can't drive between midnight and 5:00 a.m. unless a licensed driver 21 or older is with you, or you carry a signed statement for work, school, a religious activity, or a family or medical need. Without a licensed driver 21 or older in the car, you may carry only one passenger under 21 who isn't immediate family.

After holding the provisional license for the 12 months right before you apply. You also need no traffic conviction in the last 90 days, no violation pending, and no alcohol or drug offense during the provisional period.