The University of New Mexico Transportation Safety Center website is a collaboration with the New Mexico Department of Transportation, Traffic Safety Division, working together to implement programs in Driver Education, Traffic Safety, and Ignition Interlock technologies that help to keep New Mexico’s roads safe. The Transportation Safety Center also facilitates training by coordinating with the New Mexico Department of Transportation, Traffic Safety Division with providing training and educational opportunities.
The University of New Mexico Transportation Safety Center is currently on RESTRICTED OPERATIONS because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Please be aware that resources are limited at this time.
Contact our office by email at TSCdriverprograms@unm.edu or TSCiilprograms@unm.edu if you require immediate assistance. Please do not try to mail anything to our office at this time. Email is the most reliable way to contact us. Our office will be closed to the public until further notice.
The University of New Mexico Transportation Safety Center appreciates your patience.
None for the Road – DWI Education
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See ‘What’s New!’ in Traffic Safety!
- Driver Education students and teen drivers can enter the Jiffy Lube “What Drives You?” scholarship contest for the chance to win scholarship awards. Click here to enter
- Articles of interests, NHTSA media campaigns, local news…Click here for NHTSA website.
- Access to MVD website and the newly, updated Procedures Manual or place an order your license plates online and much, much more...Click here for MVD website.
- Bike and pedestrian updates...Click here for more information.
- Information on the “Look For Me Campaign” throughout ABQ…Click here for the link to the LOOKFORMECAMPAIGN facebook page
- News You Can Use to Keep Teen Drivers Safe…Click here for more information.
- Here’s a link to Consumer Safety Guide that covers the latest buzz about consumer products including medical devices, drugs, household items, and of course, the automotive field...Click here for more information.