Keep New Hampshire Moving

03/25/2026

Great resource from our friends at Northeast Deaf & Hard of Hearing Services - AND ITS FREE!!

Join Northeast Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services for our first ever Expo!

📋Check out national and local vendors with hands-on technology demos and resources in our exhibit hall.
🎱Celebrate with us in our ASL Zone with games, raffles, and mocktails.
💻Drop in for any of our all day presentations that have a little something for everybody.

Event Details:
⏰April 11th, 2026, 1pm-5pm
📍Boys and Girls Club, 55 Bradley St, Concord NH, 03301
✉️This Expo is for you, and free to attend!
We are thrilled to celebrate 25 years of service and advocacy with our community. See you all there! 🤟

***Visual Description: Top of the flyer blue gradient with stars around a double banner. The top banner is white, and says "NDHHS EXPO" The bottom banner is orange and says "Celebrating 25 Years of Service & Advocacy". Below states " Saturday, April 11. 1-5pm. Free admission, open to the public!"
On the left are three blue blocks with description underneath. They read as "Exhibit Hall: Hands-on experiences. State-of-the-art technology. National and local vendors. Presentations: Ask an Expert. Strategies for individuals, families, and providers. Sessions all day. ASL Zone: Poker, billiards, and cribbage tournaments.
50/50 Raffle." Below that is an orange block with the event address "Boys & Girls Club. 55 Bradley Street, Concord NH 03301" and NDHHS' Logo.
On the right side there are colorful bubbles stating "This expo is for you if.... You are Deaf, you are a cochlear implant user, you are DeafBlind, you are Hard of Hearing, you love ASL, you care about someone with a hearing loss, you wear hearing aids, you have a hearing loss."
Below is three dark blue blocks stating "Pizza. Popcorn. Ice cream. Mocktails"
In the bottom right corner is an orange block with the words " Contact us: Email: [email protected]. Phone: 603-224-1850. Website: NDHHS.org" ***

03/18/2026

Hey Laconia Seniors 62+ and disabled adults (even if a temporary disability) check out this great opportunity to learn to ride the Free Bus in Laconia. For more information contact Cindy Yanski, Region 3 Mobility Manager at [email protected]

02/22/2026

Winter is beautiful, but getting where you need to go this time of year is not always easy. Before you cancel that upcoming appointment or put off a trip to the store, consider letting Tri-County Transit handle the drive. Our Door-to-Door service offers safe, reliable transportation to grocery stores, appointments, errands, shopping, and more throughout Carroll County.

Riders ages 14 and up can schedule a ride Monday through Friday between 8 AM and 4 PM, with round-trip fares starting at just $6. Call 603-752-1741 at least 24 hours in advance to book your ride.

Learn more at https://online.pubhtml5.com/nfbn/mcid/

Not in Carroll County? Door-to-Door service is also available in Coös County and northern Grafton County. Visit tricountytransit.org or call the number above for details.

02/06/2026

ABLE NH’s Transportation Equity Task Force will hold its monthly Lunch & Learn on February 20th at 12:00 PM. Participants may join on Zoom at: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84389460204. For those who need one, a calendar invite can be copied from the ABLE NH Community Calendar at https://ablenh.org/events/

12/30/2025

If you can’t get where you need to go, it affects your job, your social life, and your independence.

Earlier this year, ABLE NH hosted a Transportation Lunch & Learn focused on non-medical transportation through Medicaid waivers. We talked about how people with disabilities in New Hampshire can use this service for everyday life, not just appointments.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rHfuFu6zP-0

This service can help pay for things like:
• Bus or rail passes
• Taxi or Uber rides
• Mileage reimbursement
• Transportation vouchers
• Learning how to use public transportation

It can be used for shopping, work, community events, visiting friends, and more. Medical appointments are not included, but many other trips are.

If you are on a Medicaid HCBS waiver, this option can be added at any time. You do not have to wait for your annual review. The first step is talking with your service coordinator and setting a goal that includes transportation.

12/17/2025

Happening right now, the Governor’s Advisory Commission on Intermodal Transportation (GACIT). This is the culmination of the public process for adopting the state’s Ten Year Transportation Plan. The plan determines NH’s investment of funds for statewide community transportation, bike/pedestrian, roads, highways, and bridges projects/improvements. after GACIT the draft plan goes to the governor and then on to the legislature for adoption in the new year. Plan updates can be found at http://www.dot.nh.gov/projects-plans-and-programs/ten-year-plan.

12/11/2025

We have free reflective gear at the Sun. If you walk along local roads at night please take what you need.

12/10/2025

If you are an AmeriHealth Caritas New Hampshire member with your own running car or a reliable friend or family member to drive you to and from medical services, you are eligible for Family and Friends Mileage Reimbursement.

Medically necessary services include:
-Appointments with your doctor or other provider.
-Trips to the pharmacy.
-Rides home after being discharged from the hospital or ER

When using this program, the reimbursement rate is $0.70 per mile, paid by check or direct deposit. To learn more, or to request reimbursement for trips to medically necessary services, please visit: amerihealthcaritasnh.com/transportation

10/22/2025

Last full week to complete the survey and / or send to someone in NH who cares about transportation options for the future. We often think we will drive forever but the truth is on average we outlive our ability to drive by 7 to 10 years and in NH, on average, we start decreasing the amount / type of travel (e.g. nighttime, highway, local) at 43 years old!!!!

The deadline is fast approaching to fill out the Community Transportation Needs Assessment Survey. The survey has to be filled out and submitted by September 30th. You can take the survey at the following link: https://surveymonkey.com/r/transport_nh
Northeast Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services, Inc. Institute on Disability Granite State Independent Living Community Support Network Inc. Future In Sight Brain Injury Association of New Hampshire ABLE NH NH Council on Developmental Disabilities NH Governor's Commission on Disability

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.

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.
🚌🛒

10/15/2025

Thank you to all the community transportation drivers and support staff!

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.