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About the Department

Multimodal transportation choices invigorate the economy and connect people in small towns and cities and facilitate transportation of goods and people to other states and nations. NMDOT focuses on the following modes of travel: transit, rail, aviation and highways. We've strengthened our commitment to traffic safety, environmental excellence, and complete planning, design and engineering services.

Latest News

Public invited to comment on NMDOT’s Draft Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) Annual Reports
Nov 3, 2026
SANTA FE — The New Mexico Department of Transportation (NMDOT) invites the public to review and comment on its draft 2026 Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) Annual Reports for the Albuquerque, Las...
Your Ride. Your Route. Your Say: NMDOT Seeks Public Input on Park & Ride
Oct 20, 2026
SANTA FE — The New Mexico Department of Transportation is inviting New Mexicans to take part in an online survey to help shape the future of our Park & Ride commuter services. From work to home and beyond, NMDOT...
NMDOT crews continue storm damage response
Oct 9, 2026
SANTA FE – The District One Bridge Crew completed critical repairs on U.S. 60 in just three days, allowing vehicles to resume travel. The closure required a 284‑mile detour, a rapid reopening was essential for...

Upcoming Events

Request for Input on Draft 2026 MS4 reports
Oct 9, 2026
All day
You’re Invited: PUBLIC MEETING for US 82 Rockfall Mitigation Project CN 2104931
Nov 12, 2026
5:00 PM – 9:00 PM · Cloudcroft Village Council Chambers · Cloudcroft, NM
You’re Invited: PUBLIC MEETING for NM 333 & NM 217 Intersection Project, CN A312290
Nov 12, 2026
6:00 PM – 8:00 PM · Estancia Valley Classical Academy · Edgewood

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Most Popular Services

Travel Information
Recreation,Transportation • Department of Transportation
Learn more about traveling in New Mexico.
Road Conditions
Transportation • Department of Transportation
See the latest road conditions in New Mexico.
Business Support
Transportation • Department of Transportation
The Office of Business Support provides core support services throughout the agency to meet the demands of a vast New Mexico transportation system that includes both highways and public transportation. Our goal is to be responsible stewards to our customers whose tax dollars support their transportation requirements.
Projects and Traffic Safety
Public Safety,Transportation • Department of Transportation
The development of transportation projects is a multi-phased, multi-year process that involves a significant commitment of technical and financial resources. Project development involves six major phases including (1) long-range planning, (2) prioritization and programming, (3) study scoping and conceptual design (4) preliminary and final design, (5) construction, and (6) maintenance and performance monitoring.
Careers with NMDOT
• Department of Transportation
NMDOT needs you! Many different careers all around the state are available with good salaries, health benefits, retirement, job training and advancement. See what jobs are available today!
Internships with NMDOT
• Department of Transportation
Internships involve students working in professional settings under the supervision and guidance of practicing professionals. Depending on the school program in which they are enrolled, student interns may be eligible to receive academic credit for performing the internship.
Active Projects
• Department of Transportation
The NMDOT works on hundreds of projects across the state. The interactive mapping application below contains information about projects that are in various stages of development, including the study scoping, design, and construction phases. By selecting a project in the directory or by location on the map, you can learn more details about a project underway in your community.
Public Involvement Portal
• Department of Transportation
What is meaningful public involvement? Why is it important? How do we build capacity for it? The purpose of the Public Involvement Portal is to provide resources for practitioners working on transportation plans, projects, and programs to develop outreach strategies and effectively engage a broad representation of community members.