N.M. Admin. Code § 18.20.8.7 - DEFINITIONS
A. ADA means the
Americans with Disabilities Act, 42 U.S.C.S Section 12101 et seq.
B. Bureau means the Traffic Safety Bureau
(TSB) of the New Mexico State Highway and Transportation Department.
C. certificate means a document issued by the
Bureau authorizing a person to serve as a driving safety school
instructor.
D. clean driving record
means a person has no more than six (6) points on his/her driver's license, and
has not within the last ten (10) years had his/her driver's license suspended
or revoked as a result of a DWI conviction or refusal to submit to or failure
of chemical tests pursuant to the Implied Consent Act, or been convicted in any
jurisdiction of an alcohol or drug-related driving offense.
E. convicted or conviction has the meaning
given in NMSA 1978, Section
66-8-102.
F. course or credit hour means fifty (50)
minutes of instruction and ten (10) minutes of break time.
G. designee means a person authorized to
perform certain specified duties on behalf of the Bureau.
H. distance learning course means a web-based
driving safety course.
I. driving
safety course or course means a course of instruction approved by the Bureau
pursuant to NMSA 1978, Section
66-10-11 and includes distance
learning courses.
J. driving safety
school or school or licensee means a person licensed by the Bureau to offer
driving safety courses.
K. driving
safety instructor or instructor means a person certified by the Bureau as
qualified and trained to conduct driving safety courses.
L. extension site means a location other than
the main school site where a licensed driving safety school offers driving
safety courses.
M. Implied Consent
Act means NMSA 1978 Sections
66-8-105 through
66-8-112.
N. limited history driving record means a
driving record from the Motor Vehicle Division of the Taxation and Revenue
Department that includes driver's license revocations pursuant to the Implied
Consent Act.
O. license means the
document issued by the Bureau authorizing a person to operate a driving safety
school.
P. moral turpitude means
behavior that gravely violates the accepted moral standards of the
community.
Q. person means an
individual, firm, partnership, association, corporation, or other legal
entity.
R. proctored exam means an
exam monitored by a person or by electronic or other means to ensure that the
person taking the exam is the person who will get credit for passing the
exam.
S. revocation or revoked
means the involuntary permanent termination of a license or certificate by the
Bureau for cause.
T. student means
a person who has enrolled in a driving safety course.
U. suspended or suspension means the
involuntary termination of a license or certificate by the Bureau for cause for
a specified period of time.
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