New Mexico Traffic School

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We've made our New Mexico Defensive Driving Traffic School Courses very easy to navigate, so you don't have to worry if you're not the most computer savvy person in the world. Each chapter is short and easy to understand, so you'll never feel overwhelmed with too much information.

New Mexico Defensive Driving Course Features:

• Our courses are available in both English and Spanish.
• You can retake the final examination as many times as you need.
• We offer 24/7 customer support.
• Express delivery is available.

State Approval

NDSS offers two courses, a 6-hour course and an 8-hour course. If you receive a traffic ticket, the court may require you to complete online course. The 6-hour New Mexico Traffic School is state-approved to fulfill this requirement. If your license was suspended through the point system you will be required to take a defensive driving course in order to reinstate your driver license.

The 8-hour Defensive Driving Course New Mexico is also approved by the New Mexico Traffic Safety Bureau to fulfill this requirement.

Spanish Courses

Both the Point Suspension and the Court-referred courses are available in Spanish. Both of the Spanish courses are state approved and are designed to take about 6 hours to complete.

Course Information

The New Mexico Defensive Driving courses are divided into 12 chapters. After each chapter, you will be required to take a short quiz that tests your knowledge of the previous material. These quizzes will help you figure out which material you need to review before the final exam.

Final Exam

You must take your final exam at an approved testing center. You only need to answer 70% of the questions correctly in order to pass the driver safety course. You may take the final exam as many times as you need in order to do so.

Completion Certificate

Once you pass the final exam your Certificate of Completion will be processed. At the end of each course there are specific instructions that state when you will receive your Certificate of Completion and explain the manner in which it must be delivered to the court.