About

Launched in February 2004, A Safer Road to Tomorrow was created to inform New Hampshire residents about the nature and scope of deficiencies in the state’s highways and bridges, and their immediate and long-term impact on public safety, the economy and quality of life. Through outreach to the driving public, associations and other organizations, A Safer Road to Tomorrow helps educate New Hampshire residents on why the increased demand on roads, bridges and highways is important to them and their families — both now and in the future.

New Hampshire’s system of roads and bridges provides the state’s residents and its visitors with a high level of mobility. This extensive system is the backbone on NH’s economy and enables citizens to go to work, visits with family and friends, move goods to market, and frequent tourist attractions. The continued improvement, and expansion of NH’s highway transportation system, is crucial to [providing a safer, more efficient transportation system, while improving the economic livelihood of the state and NH’s future.

A Safer Road to Tomorrow is composed of leading public and private transportation, construction, safety, law enforcement and business organizations. They include: the Associated General Contractors of New Hampshire, the New Hampshire Lodging & Restaurant Association, the New Hampshire Association of Chiefs of Police, the Safety & Health Council of Northern New England, the New Hampshire Good Roads Association, and the Business & Industry Association.

"Our mission is to inform New Hampshire residents about the nature and scope of deficiencies in the state's highways and bridges, and their immediate and long-term impact on public safety, the economy, and our quality of life. It's our view that if people understand the transportation problems, then they can thoughtfully evaluate and contribute to effective solutions." - Gary Abbott, AGC of NH & Safer Roads Partner.

A Safer Road to Tomorrow initiative operates on the following premises:

  • Our transportation infrastructure is an economic tool in New Hampshire
  • Investments in highways, roads and bridges are essential in maintaining the superior quality of life and safety of the residents who live, work and play in the Granite State.
  • Smart transportation planning is integral to the success of our state.

If you have any questions or would like to join us in raising public awareness of how transportation impacts New Hampshire's economy, public safety and quality of life, please contact us.