Transportation
Getting Around: Your Guide to Transportation Options
There are diverse transportation options in New Hampshire. Whether you’re navigating the bustling streets of Manchester, trying to get to a doctor’s appointment in the Upper Valley, or flying for a conference or a weekend getaway, New Hampshire offers a variety of ways to get around. From reliable public transit systems to bike-friendly paths and picturesque railroads, discover how you can connect with the Granite State’s vibrant communities, outdoor adventures, and historic sites.
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How New Hampshire is spending federal infrastructure dollars
Deadly collapses of structures like Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge and an elevated section of Interstate 95 in Philadelphia are dramatic examples of American infrastructure failures. But millions more Americans are affected daily by dated and deteriorating structures across the country.
JetBlue launches service for the first time in Manchester, N.H.
JetBlue customers can now get to Florida from Manchester, N.H. The airline launched service for the first time from New Hampshire’s Manchester-Boston Regional Airport on Thursday, its 10th New England airport.
New Hampshire Policy Points 2025: Transportation
New Hampshire’s transportation infrastructure includes the roads, bridges, railroads, bus routes, pedestrian and bicycling trails, airports, ports, and waterways used to move people and goods to destinations that support national and international commerce. These transportation systems are essential for residents, visitors, and goods moving in, out, and across the state.
Shaheen Leads New Hampshire Delegation in Welcoming $15 Million in DOT Funding for EV Chargers
U.S. Senators Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH) and Maggie Hassan (D-NH), alongside U.S. Representatives Chris Pappas (NH-01) and Maggie Goodlander (NH-02), welcomed $15 million in Department of Transportation (DOT) grant funding to install 199 electric vehicle (EV) charging ports and enhance public EV charging infrastructure across the Granite State.
Lyons: C&J parking and sustainable transportation on the Seacoast
As a longtime loyal C&J bus rider to Logan and commuting to Boston, I noted the Jan. 13 shift to replace free parking at the Portsmouth Pease terminal with a $4 daily charge; valet parking is $8 per day, and a round trip to South Station is $38 (discounts for regular commuters).
New Hampshire DOT announces winners of 'Name A Plow Contest'
The New Hampshire Department of Transportation received more than 3,000 votes for its "Name A Plow Contest." Seven winning names were selected for this year.