Traffic

A major connection between New Hampshire and Maine has been delayed again.   The Sarah Long Bridge, connecting New Hampshire and Maine via the Route 1 Bypass, was scheduled to open earlier this year. The original date was September 1st. A f...

Sometimes, six lanes just isn't enough. Take most of the summer tourist season for example. Peak traffic time jams up the main link between Maine and New Hampshire, but that's about to change. Piscataqua River Bridge's breakdown lanes will convert to travel lanes during peak traffic times ...

Pack your patience if you're like millions of others who are expected to hit the roadways over the Thanksgiving holiday.

I use Waze pretty regularly and it rarely lies to me.

The new Sarah Long Bridge, scheduled tom open this month, has been moved once again. December 1st is the new target date. Paving and curbing must be completed for the border bridge to open to the public. This is not the first delay. Ori...

The Stark Ave project is extended for another week.

It's quite possible, that you may have taken your very last trip over the Sarah Mildred Long Bridge.

The Sarah Mildred Long Bridge is closed to traffic.

This morning, we said our goodbyes to Rich Kirkland, our long time traffic reporter and more importantly, long time friend. After 35 years in the business, Rich is retiring and he and his wife and packing their bags and heading west.

As a lifelong resident, I'm anything but surprised that New Hampshire ranks second nationwide for having the most speed traps.

(Portsmouth, NH) - You can expect lane closures and traffic delays this week as crews continue the structural inspection of the Sarah Mildred Long Bridge connecting Portsmouth to Kittery, Maine.

We asked our listeners what intersection gives them the biggest headache on their commute, and they provided some shining examples.

If you live in New Hampshire, expect to see a lot of out-of-town vehicles this holiday weekend.

The TD Garden in Boston will be home once again for Denis Leary and many other comedians (including Jimmy Fallon), for a night of laughs, all to benefit the 'Cam Neely Foundation for Cancer Care.'

Well, maybe this isn't what they do, but it's still funny to watch.

This was my view on I-95 at 2:30 this morning on my way into work.