Where the Decal Goes on an ATV’s Left Rear
New Mexico OHV decal placement rules for ATVs require the required registration sticker prominently on the left rear fender or body panel.
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Where New Mexico Requires the Decal Placed
New Mexico OHV decal placement instructions explain exactly where to stick yellow or green registration stickers on ATVs.
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Why New Mexico Wants Both Decals for Pavement
New Mexico off-highway vehicle registration rules require both yellow and green decals to legally ride on paved public roads.
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New Mexico’s Green On and Off-Highway Decal
New Mexico green OHV decals permit legal access to designated paved public roads, connecting trails and providing access to services.
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New Mexico’s Yellow Off-Highway Decal
New Mexico yellow off-highway vehicle registration decals prove proper state motor vehicle division compliance for public land riding.
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Renewing on a Change of Ownership in New Mexico
New Mexico off-highway vehicle ownership changes reset the registration clock, requiring buyers to start a new two-year period.
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New Mexico’s $50 Biennial Renewal
New Mexico off-highway vehicle registration lasts two full years and requires a fifty dollar renewal fee paid to the Motor Vehicle Division.
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Why New Mexico Residents Register at MVD
New Mexico residents register off highway vehicles at the Motor Vehicle Division instead of the Department of Game and Fish.
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Why the Agency Becomes the Department of Wildlife
New Mexico wildlife agencies changed names to reflect broadened conservation goals beyond traditional hunting and fishing.
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The New Mexico Department of Game and Fish and OHVs
New Mexico Department of Game and Fish policies and Motor Vehicle Division rules govern off-highway vehicle registration and wildlife protection.
