Supporting New Hampshire's local highway and public works departments with training, technical assistance, tools and resources to improve the quality and safety of roads throughout our state. Home of New Hampshire's Local Technical Assistance Program (LTAP), through support from FHWA & NHDOT.
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The UNH T2 NH Roads Scholar Road Safety Advocate Program (RSAP) was developed from a nationally recognized certificate program designed to build a knowledgeable, safety-minded workforce, responsible for operating, maintaining, and designing local roads. Road Safety Advocates prioritize safety and are motivated to implement safety improvements that reduce fatalities and serious injuries on rural and local roads. Aspiring Road Safety Advocates take core courses as well as develop a Local Road Safety Plan for their municipality. When all requirements are met, participants will be awarded a Road Safety Advocate certificate in the NH Roads Scholar achievement program.
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The Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) Grant Program FY23 NOFO Is Open, Now through July 10, 2023! Have ideas how UNH T2 might be able to assist your community to apply for a Planning grant to develop a comprehensive road safety plan, or if you have a qualifying safety plan and are ready to apply for implementing funding to put that plan into action? Let us know!
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Check out our helpful FAQs and videos on how to reset and access your student account, certificate of completion, or transcript!
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Our 2023 Freebie Features; eLearning and Roads Scholar hours completed on your schedule!A different course title offered monthly that you can register and complete independently, and submit proof of course completion to receive NH Roads Scholar credit! Register to complete these courses for free, at your convenience
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Please be sure your community's Road Agent or DPW Director completes this survey. Details and Information.
UNH T2 recognizes the latest group of Master Roads Scholars in their significant professional achievements!
Read and share our thoughts on the potential impact of inflation to public works' winter operations budgets.
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