N.M. Admin. Code § 18.31.3.8 - TRANSPORTATION MODES PROHIBITED FROM INTERSTATE HIGHWAYS
A. Equestrians, pedestrians, other
non-motorized vehicles and low-power motor vehicles, such as motor scooters and
all-terrain vehicles, are prohibited from using any interstate highway
right-of-way for transportation or recreation purposes. Such interstate
highways shall be signed appropriately.
B. Bicyclists are prohibited from using any
interstate highway right-of-way for transportation or recreation purposes
within the boundaries of cities with a population of 50,000 or more. Bicyclists
are also prohibited from using any interstate highway right-of-way deemed
inappropriate by the Secretary of Highways or his or her designee. Interstate
highways prohibited for use by bicyclists shall be signed
appropriately.
C. Where not
otherwise prohibited, bicyclists are permitted to use interstate highways in
New Mexico provided that they ride on the shoulders of the interstate
highways.
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