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NHDOT Bureau of Rail and Transit Room G25
John O. Morton Building
7 Hazen Drive
Concord, NH 03302
Christopher "Kit" Morgan, Administrator
(603) 271-2468

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Public transportation provides many benefits to New Hampshire residents and visitors, including mobility for those who cannot or prefer not to drive, and an alternative that can relieve traffic congestion and reduce emission of pollutants from motor vehicles. There are ten local bus systems in New Hampshire, intercity service that connects New Hampshire communities to the larger region, and specialized services for elderly and disabled citizens.  Intercity bus routes provide a lifeline for rural areas and an alternative to congested highways for Boston-bound commuters.

See the Bureau Links for information on public transportation services and schedules, as well as other resources. A public transportation map is also available.

The Department of Transportation administers federal grants supporting public transit in the state. Information about these programs and available funds is posted on this site to assist the public and those involved in public transit.
Funding Summary Microsoft Word Document
2008-2009 Grant Applications and Program Announcements
Intercity Bus Program Announcements
NH Transit Providers
State Coordinating Council
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