New Hampshire Transit Association

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Our members include public and nonprofit transportation providers, for profit private transportation providers, regional coordination councils, government agencies, transportation planners, and industry suppliers.

Tomorrow (10/29) providers across the state we will be celebrating our customers with our last events of Community Trans...
10/28/2025

Tomorrow (10/29) providers across the state we will be celebrating our customers with our last events of Community Transportation Month.

Check out what your local providers might be offering by visiting their social media or websites.

Thank you for supporting public and community transportation in New Hampshire. We are all dedicated to serving you and our state!

🚍 Hop on — it’s on us! To celebrate Community Transportation Month, New Hampshire is offering a Fare-Free Transit Day on...
10/22/2025

🚍 Hop on — it’s on us! To celebrate Community Transportation Month, New Hampshire is offering a Fare-Free Transit Day on Wednesday, October 22*

Whether you’re headed to work, school, the grocery store, or just exploring your community — you can ride for FREE on participating public and community transportation services across the state.

This is your chance to:

✅ Try transit for the first time
✅ Save on your usual commute
✅ Learn how transit connects our communities
✅ Support a cleaner, more accessible New Hampshire

No fares. Just ride.

Let’s celebrate how community transportation keeps New Hampshire connected — affordably, sustainably, and equitably. 💙

* the day may vary based on your local public transit system.

There are over 500 grocery stores across New Hampshire. But having a store nearby isn’tenough—people need reliable ways ...
10/20/2025

There are over 500 grocery stores across New Hampshire. But having a store nearby isn’t
enough—people need reliable ways to get there. Community transportation bridges that
gap, bringing residents to grocery stores, pharmacies, utility offices, banks, and more,
especially in rural areas.

This , we celebrate the drivers, the routes, and the
services that keep New Hampshire connected to what matters most.
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This Community Transportation Month, we extend our deepest thanks to the drivers who keep New Hampshire moving — one rid...
10/15/2025

This Community Transportation Month, we extend our deepest thanks to the drivers who keep New Hampshire moving — one ride, one passenger, one stop at a time.

Whether you’re behind the wheel of a:
🚍 Bus
🚐 Shuttle or vanpool
🚗 Volunteer driver vehicle
🚑 Paratransit or non-emergency medical transport

You are the face of community transportation.

You show up early, drive safely in all weather, help riders with mobility needs, and make sure people reach the appointments, jobs, schools, and services that matter most.

To every community transit driver in New Hampshire:

Thank you for your patience, compassion, and commitment. You’re not just driving — you’re changing lives.

For many in New Hampshire, community transportation is the bridge between home and the classroom. It ensures that studen...
10/13/2025

For many in New Hampshire, community transportation is the bridge between home and the classroom. It ensures that students, adult learners, and families can access schools, colleges, and training programs—no matter where they live.

From preschool programs to trade schools, community colleges, four‑year universities, and online learning, New Hampshire offers many colleges, universities, and technical schools across the state. That means for thousands of students—especially those in rural parts—transportation isn’t just about getting from A to B; it’s the route to opportunity.

This , we recognize the critical role transit plays in expanding educational access and building stronger futures across our state.
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Community transportation is more than just a ride — it’s a vital link to health and well-being for thousands of New Hamp...
10/08/2025

Community transportation is more than just a ride — it’s a vital link to health and well-being for thousands of New Hampshire residents. From rural towns to city centers, these services ensure that people can access medical appointments, treatments, and essential care without barriers.

This , we celebrate the essential rides that bring our communities to health, hope, and healing. And we honor the drivers, coordinators, and systems that keep New Hampshire moving — and connected to the care we all deserve.
🚌💙

In New Hampshire, community transportation means more than just buses. It includes all the ways residents get where they...
10/06/2025

In New Hampshire, community transportation means more than just buses. It includes all the ways residents get where they need to go: shuttles, vanpools, volunteer driver programs, pedestrian networks, paratransit, non-emergency medical transportation, and more.

These services support access to healthcare, jobs, groceries, education, and recreation — especially for those without a car or who can’t drive.

October is Community Transportation Month, a time to recognize and raise awareness about New Hampshire’s robust but often overlooked network of public and community transit options.

Whether it’s reducing traffic and pollution or improving access to opportunity, community transportation keeps New Hampshire connected — affordably, efficiently, and equitably.

Public transit helps drive (pardon the pun) the economy in New Hampshire.
03/13/2025

Public transit helps drive (pardon the pun) the economy in New Hampshire.

On election day, nearly all the public transit systems in New Hampshire will be offering free rides to polling locations...
10/30/2024

On election day, nearly all the public transit systems in New Hampshire will be offering free rides to polling locations during voting hours. Voters going both to and from the polls can board both regular fixed route buses and ADA complementary paratransit services free of charge on participating systems.

In addition, in some regions of the State, free voter shuttles will be offered, such as in Merrimack and Belknap Counties, and at the University of New Hampshire.

Riders should visit their local transit system website for specific schedules and details related to voting day transportation. A complete list of all public transit providers in New Hampshire can be found at www.nhtransit.org/transit-providers

For more information and to see the Associations press release, please visit https://bit.ly/3AvANbX

October is for Celebrating Community Transportation in New Hampshire!Public and community transportation connect people ...
09/18/2024

October is for Celebrating Community Transportation in New Hampshire!

Public and community transportation connect people and communities to the opportunities and essential services they need to succeed. Throughout the month, the NHTA is highlighting the various forms of public and community transportation available across the state.

Be on the lookout for local and regional news, and social media buzz to find out more about how your local agencies are participating.



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