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Welcome to Safe Roads New Hampshire website; your information clearinghouse for highway safety facts and information brought to you by The Safer Roads to Tomorrow Initiative. The initiative will provide you with factual information about our state highway system and other state highway safety initiatives that will help protect New Hampshire's motorists.

Safer Roads DVDs Are Here!

Safer Roads has just released its 10-minute DVD entitled “The Right Road to a Sound Future.” This educational video provides verbal and visual documentation that makes clear what poor condition many of New Hampshire’s roads and bridges are in. The DVD is available for viewing and downloading from the Safer Roads website; to reproduce it or use it in any way you need to get permission first from Safer Roads.

 

A Safer Road to Tomorrow's Quarterly Newsletter, Calendars and other Publications highlight road, highway and bridge conditions in the state of New Hampshire. To view our calendar and newsletters, click on the link below.

TO VIEW PUBLICATIONS GO TO THE MEDIA PAGE


If you would like to receive the quarterly Safer Roads Newsletter by email, please let us know by contacting us at info@saferoadsnh.com 

GET INVOLVED--LEARN HOW YOU CAN SPREAD THE WORD ON SAFER ROADS!

The Safe Roads New Hampshire is dedicated to keeping you updated on the latest safety information and helping you to get involved in keeping New Hampshire a safe place to live and visit.  The highway infrastructure of New Hampshire is vital to the economic growth, quality of life, and safety of our motorists.  Please visit our pages to learn more about how  New Hampshire’s highways and bridges affect you! 

 

 

 

 

The Safer Road to Tomorrow Initiative Links:
Associated General Contractors of NH | NH Good Roads Association
NH Association of Chiefs of Police  | Safety & Health Council of NNE
NH Lodging and Restaurant Association 

TRIP | NH Department of Transportation | US Federal Highway Administration