New Hampshire Department of Transportation (DOT)

The New Hampshire Department of Transportation (DOT) has been serving travelers across New Hampshire for over a century. Their mission is to, "plan, construct, and maintain the best possible transportation system in the most efficient, environmentally sensitive and economical manner, utilizing quality management techniques consistent with available resources and mandated controls."

Please use the following links to guide you through the New Hampshire DOT website. The links will cover such topics as current traffic conditions and planned construction.

• NH Department of Transportation Homepage
• Site Map- This detailed outline will help you more easily navigate the New Hampshire Department of Transportation website.
• Current News Releases- The NH DOT updates this page often with information such as road closures, bridge repairs and opportunities to bid for work across the state.
• Real-time Traffic Information- 511nh.com gives you real-time, streaming traffic and travel information. Updates include accidents, driving conditions, construction and maintenance activities and more. Just dial 511 from any phone to get the latest travel information.
• Doing Business with DOT- If you are a contractor, engineer, municipality, transportation company or vendor please use this link to learn more about working with the NH Department of Transportation.
• Laws, Policies and Procedures- Use this link to view detailed descriptions of the laws that govern New Hampshire's roadways. Topics include municipal trails, access to public water and state highways.
• On the Move Newsletter- Four times a year the NH Department of Transportation releases a newsletter that lets residents know about projects and events. In addition, this link will take you to DOT annual reports and the annual Unplugged Newsletter.
• Special Events- If any special events are occurring around the state you can find them here.
• Contact information- A long list of contacts is available here. Access addresses and phone numbers of offices such as rail and transit, turnpikes, bridge maintenance and traffic.

While the New Hampshire Department of Transportation attempts to keep roadways as safe possible accidents do happen. Each year thousands of New Hampshire and Vermont residents are injured in auto accidents. Car, motorcycle, semi-truck and snowmobile accidents occur all too often on our roadways and trails.

Preventing accidents and using safety precautions such as seatbelts, child safety seats and helmet use can reduce the amount of injuries and deaths that occur on our roadways. However, preventative measures cannot account for the actions of other drivers.

If you have been injured or have lost a loved one in a car, truck or motorcycle accident you have rights. Do not let the insurance company bully you into a settlement that will not cover your lost wages and medical bills. Contact your experienced personal injury attorneys at Van Dorn & Curtiss today for your free consultation. We represent the injured from across New Hampshire including Nashua, Lebanon Concord and Orford.