According to New Mexico law, can you refuse a chemical test if you hold a driver's license?

In New Mexico, the law states that by holding a driver's license, you are giving consent to submit to chemical tests if requested by law enforcement when you are suspected of DWI (Driving While Intoxicated). This means that you must take the test, as refusing to do so is not an option available to licensed drivers. This law is designed to deter impaired driving and ensure the safety of all road users.

The consequences of refusing a chemical test can be severe, including automatic license suspension and possible legal penalties. Thus, the requirement to take the test is a part of the implied consent law that seeks to uphold public safety and enforce DWI laws effectively.