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Ricky Serna stepping down as NMDOT secretary

Ricky Serna stepping down as NMDOT secretary

New online platform maps out NMDOT projects across New Mexico

New online platform maps out NMDOT projects across New Mexico

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NMDOT issues travel advisory in southern New Mexico due to expected high winds

NMDOT issues travel advisory in southern New Mexico due to expected high winds

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NMDOT Patrols are smaller teams assigned to specific areas of our state to maintain our highways and roads. You can get to know these crews on our YouTube channel in a weekly series called 'NMDOT Far and Wide' that takes you behind the scenes for a boots on the ground perspective of our statewide patrols. Every week you'll see and meet a different patrol from somewhere in New Mexico, they may be your next door neighbor, and they are all part of the team at NMDOT. You can catch up previous episod

NMDOT Patrols are smaller teams assigned to specific areas of our state to maintain our highways and roads. You can get to know these crews on our YouTube channel in a weekly series called 'NMDOT Far and Wide' that takes you behind the scenes for a boots on the ground perspective of our statewide patrols. Every week you'll see and meet a different patrol from somewhere in New Mexico, they may be your next door neighbor, and they are all part of the team at NMDOT. You can catch up previous episod

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NMDOT to hold public meeting on Tramway Boulevard safety study

NMDOT to hold public meeting on Tramway Boulevard safety study

NMDOT plows clearing roads despite storm’s below freezing temperature challenges

NMDOT plows clearing roads despite storm’s below freezing temperature challenges

NMDOT rescues Mayhill hikers

NMDOT rescues Mayhill hikers

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New Mexico Department of Transportation Secretary Ricky Serna to resign on February 20

New Mexico rail plan includes safety improvements and passenger rail service expansion

New Mexico seeks $1.5 billion to improve road conditions

Meet Zippy!!!! The New Mexico Department of Transportation (NMDOT) is excited to introduce the newest member of the NMDOT team, “Zippy” the roadrunner mascot! Zippy is dedicated to promoting work zone safety across the State of New Mexico, and will raise awareness around work zone safety, educate drivers, and share messages about the importance of staying safe in work zones. #NWZAW #WorkZoneSafety #Zippy #NMDOT #DOT #workzone #safety #slowdown | NMDOT

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NMDOT crews prepare for winter storm moving into New Mexico

Happy Thanksgiving from the New Mexico Department of Transportation. | NMDOT

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NMDOT builds roadrunner sculptures out of construction barrels as part of work zone safety campaign

NMDOT seeks public input on rebuilding problematic S-curve on I-25

NMDOT warns about unpaid toll scam

NMDOT plan to rebuild I-25 S-curve sparks debate

NMDOT to host second meeting on I-25 rebuild in South Valley

Southern New Mexico recieved the most snow this past weekend and our crews have been out all week clearing snow and ice from state highways and roads. The colder temperatures are still around, especially after sunset, which can cause ice to build up again. Give NMDOT trucks room to plow the roads or treat them for ice, both tasks can create flying objects. #safety #winterdriving #NMDOT #NewMexico | NMDOT

17.1K views3 months ago

Winter weather prompts slow New Mexico roads; NMDOT crews working around the clock

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The New Mexico Department of Transportation is taking you behind the scenes in a program called, NMDOT Far and Wide. This is a weekly series that takes you into the workday of our dedicated crews who make it all happen. From the Four Corners to Jal and from Animas to Clayton, our patrol teams work diligently across six districts and 83 patrols to ensure that every mile of NM roads are safe for residents and visitors. Every Wednesday we’ll introduce you to a different patrol, revealing the behind

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The Move Over Law in New Mexico has been in effect since 2019 and it requires drivers to slow down and move over when approaching a stationary emergency vehicle with flashing lights. The law applies to various types of emergency vehicles, including: police cars, fire trucks, ambulances, tow trucks and Department of Transportation vehicles. Be careful and give first responders the chance to work safely. #workzone #safety #NMDOT #NewMexico | NMDOT

18.8K views3 months ago

NMDOT study launched to improve Big I safety and traffic flow

UPDATE: NMDOT opens roads but warns of difficult driving conditions

"We've learned, we've grown:" NMDOT promises ample access to businesses on U.S. 70 during 9-month construction project

NMDOT snowplows have been out all over the state keeping the roads as clear as possible. The route between Raton and Des Moines in this video gives you sample of what northeast New Mexico has been dealing with today. Remember, give the plows room to work, don't pass a plow and stay back at least 50 feet. #winterdriving #NMDOT #NewMexico | NMDOT

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NMDOT seeks public comment on projects

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NMDOT warns about unpaid toll scam

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NMDOT begins construction of new portion of I-25 Improved Project

New online platform maps out NMDOT projects across New Mexico

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