travel

This may be the best news you read all week; a New England state with a "pothole law."

A Senate committee voted to wipe out a toll area which has been an 'undue burden' for members of one New Hampshire community. New Hampshire lawmakers took another step in removing the toll from exit 11 on the Everett Turnpike yesterday. According to WMUR News 9, Senate Bill 300 passed the Senate Finance Committee unanimously on Tuesday...

Closing the unique runway is another sign of spring in New Hampshire.

Thailand was a dream. If you can bear the 21-hour flight, I highly recommend a visit!

Flying the family to Disney for school vacation? You might not have to drive far. According to Fosters.com, Frontier Airlines announced last week it would begin flying out of the Portsmouth International Airport on Dec. 6. Don't like the hassle of flying out of major airports like Logan and Manchester...

Thought getting out of work early would put you a leg up on traffic? Not on the Maine Turnpike.

Well something like love. He at least found a travel companion!

DON'T DRIVE. lol I kid, I kid.

Hopefully, you are not scheduled to fly here after September 5th!

Lots of odd one way streets, roads that narrow without warning, and a city that's overall  a nightmare to navigate might see testing for self driving vehicles. What could possibly go wrong? According to the Boston Herald, Boston officials granted approval to nuTonomy, a Boston-based autonomous vehicle company, to begin testing their self-driving cars on all city roads...

A self driving car world is getting closer, and testing is set to take place here in New Hampshire. However, lobbying on behalf of the autonomous vehicle industry could keep it from becoming a reality.

So, what's worse? 70 MPH winds and beach erosion, or a foot and a half of snow? Not asking for a friend. In fact, here in New Hampshire, we are getting both.

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

As if traveling wasn't stressful enough, now comes word that you might need a passport to board your flight.

Low gasoline prices are expected to prompt more Americans to hit the road this summer.

So how do you combat stress on a plane? By packing one simple item into your carry-on bag