N.M. Admin. Code § 18.19.5.7 - DEFINITIONS
A. As used in
regulations under the provisions of the New Mexico Commercial Driver's License
Act:
(1)
"commercial driver's
license" means a license issued by a state or other jurisdiction which
authorizes the holder to operate a commercial motor vehicle;
(2)
"commercial motor vehicle"
means a motor vehicle of a type used in commerce:
(a) if the vehicle has a gross vehicle weight
rating of 26,001 or more pounds;
(b) if the vehicle is designed to transport
sixteen or more passengers, including the driver; or
(c) if the vehicle is transporting hazardous
materials and is required to be placarded pursuant to applicable law;
(3)
"combination
vehicle" means a power or tractor unit with one or more semi-trailers,
trailers or semi-trailers converted to trailers by means of a converter
gear;
(4)
"disqualified" means a driver who has had the qualification to
drive a commercial motor vehicle removed and whose New Mexico commercial
driver's license is canceled; for purposes of this definition and Section
66-5-68 NMSA 1978, "canceled"
shall mean that the commercial driver's license is in "revocation" as that term
is defined in Subsection B of Section
66-5-1 NMSA 1978, and the driver
is not eligible to apply for a commercial driver's license until the period of
time for which the driver was disqualified has elapsed; and
(5)
"resident means a person who
intends to reside in New Mexico evidenced by registration to vote or other
action acceptable to the motor vehicle division.
B. As used in Subsection C of Section
66-5-6 NMSA 1978, "healing arts
practitioner" means a person licensed to practice in this state medicine,
osteopathic medicine, oriental medicine, chiropractic, or similar medical
services for human beings. The term also includes a person licensed to practice
in this state as a certified nurse practitioner, clinical nurse specialist,
physician assistant or osteopathic physician assistant.
C. As used in regulations under the
provisions of the New Mexico Motor Vehicle Code:
(1)
"driver's license" means any
license, permit or driving authorization card issued by a state or other
jurisdiction recognized under the laws of New Mexico pertaining to the
authorizing of persons to operate motor vehicles and including a REAL
ID-compliant driver's license and a standard driver's license;
(2)
"identification card" means
a document issued by the department or the motor vehicle administration of a
state or other jurisdiction recognized under the laws of New Mexico that
identifies the holder and including a REAL ID-compliant identification card and
a standard identification card;
(3)
"license" without modification means any license, permit or
driving authorization card issued by a state or other jurisdiction under the
laws of New Mexico pertaining to authorizing of persons to operate motor
vehicles including a REAL ID-compliant driver's license and a standard driver's
license;
(4)
"REAL
ID-compliant driver's license" means a license or a class of license
issued by a state or other jurisdiction pertaining to the authorizing of
persons to operate motor vehicles and that meets federal requirements to be
accepted by federal agencies for official federal purposes;
(5)
"REAL ID-compliant identification
card" means an identification card that meets federal requirements to be
accepted by federal agencies for official federal purposes;
(6)
"sex" male, female or gender
x;
(7)
"standard driver's
license" means a license or a class of license issued by a state or
other jurisdiction recognized by the law of New Mexico that authorizes the
holder to operate motor vehicles and is not guaranteed to be accepted for
official federal purposes;
(8)
"standard identification card" means an identification card that
is not guaranteed to be accepted for official federal purposes.
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