NH Department of Transportation

The department is slated to raise its hourly rental rates for private contracted rental equipment by 15%.

A new system will alert motorists when travel on the I-95 shoulder is permitted, including on the bridge that spans the Piscataqua River between Portsmouth, NH, and Kittery, Maine.

The Elizabeth Gurley Flynn marker was removed from its original location in May, just weeks after it was installed.

Crude oil is used to make both asphalt and gasoline.

Federal money coming into New Hampshire is meant to help build public charging stations along Alternative Fuel Corridors, like I-93 and I-95.

The state says current wind patterns are again blowing high concentrations of fine particle air pollution across the country and into New England, from huge ongoing fires in Canada and the Pacific Northwest.

The pandemic is adding strain to existing winter workforce challenges at the New Hampshire Department of Transportation.For one, it has upended the…

Lawmakers on Tuesday heard two opposing plans for bolstering state highway revenues, in response to a decline in gas tax revenue and road maintenance…

Railroad proponents are pushing back on a proposal to remove existing train tracks near Laconia to make way for a long-planned rail trail…

New Hampshire drivers may start to notice bumpier roads in this latest thaw after a cold snap – both damage and weather that could happen more often as…