Having a Title but No Paved Road Plate
New Mexico off-highway vehicle owners learn the differences between holding an official title and securing paved road registration plates.
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Titling Before You Can Get a Plate
New Mexico off-highway vehicle titles provide the legal ownership proof required by the Motor Vehicle Division for paved road plate registration.
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Plates That Replaced the Old Stickers
New Mexico off-highway vehicle license plates replace old paved road stickers to help riders avoid fines and ensure legal compliance.
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Why the Sticker Program Ended
New Mexico OHV sticker programs ended due to enforcement challenges, leading to a new paved road plate system for riders.
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Handing Back an Old License Plate
New Mexico off-highway vehicle owners learn how to return old metal paved road license plates to the Motor Vehicle Division.
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Riding on a Sticker After the Program Ended
New Mexico off highway vehicle owners learn the status of the former paved road sticker and the new paved road plate system.
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Why Decal Placement Differs by Machine Type
New Mexico off-highway vehicle decal placement rules vary for each machine type to ensure clear visibility for authorities.
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Where a Dirt Bike’s Decal Goes
New Mexico dirt bike registration decal placement rules, including yellow and green OHV sticker locations for legal riding.
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Where a Side-by-Side’s Decal Goes
New Mexico side-by-side registration decal placement rules explain the exact spot to attach your yellow and green off-highway vehicle permit.
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Where a Quad’s Decal Goes
New Mexico ATV registration decal rules require displaying the official sticker on the left rear of the vehicle to avoid fines.
