Miscellaneous
New Mexico Disabled Veteran License Plates
Free disabled veteran plates, with the registration fee waived, for up to two vehicles including motorcycles, for a veteran rated 50 percent or more. More plates can be bought at the standard fees, and the wheelchair symbol can be added.
Also called: NMSA 66-3-412, disabled veteran plate, 50 percent, House Bill 366, Laws 2023, ch. 158, MVD10353, wheelchair symbol.
For: Veteran or service member.
Where it applies
Written for the jurisdictions listed here.
- New MexicoState
Thresholds
| Gate | Rule |
|---|---|
| 50 percent or more | NMSA 1978, § 66-3-412(A), as amended by Laws 2023, ch. 158 (HB 366): "fifty percent or more disabled while serving in the armed forces". |
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Legislation
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Laws 2023, ch. 158 (HB 366) Allowed disabled veteran plates on two vehicles including motorcycles, any two special plates free, and more plates at standard fees
- Introduced Done, , step 1 of 6
- In committee Done, , step 2 of 6
- Passed one chamber Done, , step 3 of 6
- Passed both chambers Done, , step 4 of 6
- Signed by the governor Done, , step 5 of 6
- In effect Done, , step 6 of 6
Rewrote NMSA 1978, § 66-3-412 for veterans rated 50 percent or more: no plate or registration fee for up to two plates, which may be any combination of special plates the veteran qualifies for, and further disabled veteran plates at standard fees. The penalty in subsection D still refers to subsection B, the paid-plates paragraph, although the prohibition on false claims is now subsection C. Signed April 5, 2023.
Touches NMSA 1978, § 66-3-412
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