The "Department of Transportation Appropriation Act of 2025" outlines the appropriations and expenditures for the New Mexico Department of Transportation for the fiscal year 2026. The bill defines key terms such as "agency," "federal funds," "general fund," and "performance measure," which are essential for understanding the financial and operational framework of the department. It specifies the appropriations for various programs, including project design and construction, highway operations, program support, and modal programs, detailing the allocation of funds for personal services, contractual services, and other expenses. Performance measures are also established to assess the effectiveness and quality of the services provided.

The bill emphasizes the importance of maintaining and improving the state's highway infrastructure, with specific performance targets such as the percentage of projects completed on schedule and the condition of interstate lane miles and bridges. Additionally, it includes provisions for federal grants management and oversight of dedicated revenue programs. The internal services funds and interagency transfers are highlighted, with a notable appropriation of $10,500,000 from the weight distance tax identification permit fund for the modal program. Overall, the act aims to ensure efficient use of resources while enhancing the safety and quality of transportation services in New Mexico.