What are New Mexico road test questions?

Here are some sample road test questions from the New Mexico Motor Vehicle Division (MVD):

1. What should you do if you are stopped by a law enforcement officer?

> a) Pull over to the side of the road and wait for the officer to approach you.

b) Attempt to flee from the officer.

c) Honk your horn and wave at the officer.

2. What is the minimum following distance you should maintain from the vehicle in front of you?

> a) 2 car lengths

b) 4 car lengths

c) 1 car length

3. What should you do if you are approaching an intersection with a green traffic light but there is a pedestrian in the crosswalk?

> a) Proceed through the intersection.

b) Stop and yield to the pedestrian.

c) Honk your horn and proceed through the intersection.

4. What should you do if you see a school bus with its red lights flashing and stop arm extended?

> a) Stop your vehicle and wait for the school bus to move on.

b) Proceed around the school bus.

c) Honk your horn and wave at the bus driver.

5. When backing out of a parking space, what should you be aware of?

> a) Only other cars

b) Pedestrians, parked vehicles, and other obstacles.

c) Just the open space in front of your vehicle.

6. What is the speed limit in a school zone?

> a) 20 mph

b) 35 mph

c) 45 mph

7. When driving in heavy fog, what should you do?

> a) Turn on your high beams and drive slowly.

b) Turn off your lights and drive slowly.

c) Turn on your emergency flashers and drive quickly.

8. When approaching a curve, what should you do?

> a) Accelerate and drive through the curve.

b) Brake hard and slow down as much as possible.

c) Slow down and follow the curve.

9. What should you do if you are driving in a high wind area?

> a) Drive as fast as possible to get through the area quickly.

b) Maintain a steady speed and be prepared for gusts of wind.

c) Slow down and pull over to the side of the road until the wind dies down.

10. What should you do if your car breaks down on the highway?

> a) Stop in the middle of the road and wait for help.

b) Pull over to the side of the road, turn on your hazard lights, and call for help.

c) Drive to the nearest exit and get off the highway.

These are just a few examples of road test questions you may encounter in New Mexico. Be sure to study the New Mexico Driver's Manual and practice driving with a qualified supervisor to prepare for your road test.