"To reduce congestion on our highways, I think it is important we explore expanding commuter rail in New Hampshire and this legislation is a significant step forward," Gov. Lynch said. "I want to thank the House Transportation Committee and Chairman Ryan for their hard work on this issue."
New Hampshire Establishes Commuter Rail Authority
Significant step toward supporting development of commuter rail.
Gov. John Lynch today applauded the House Transportation Committee's support of legislation that will support the development of commuter rail in New Hampshire. The committee recommended passage of Senate Bill 75, which establishes a New Hampshire rail authority and is a significant step toward supporting the growth of commuter rail in Southern New Hampshire, without making a financial commitment on the part of the State.
"To reduce congestion on our highways, I think it is important we explore expanding commuter rail in New Hampshire and this legislation is a significant step forward," Gov. Lynch said. "I want to thank the House Transportation Committee and Chairman Ryan for their hard work on this issue."
"To reduce congestion on our highways, I think it is important we explore expanding commuter rail in New Hampshire and this legislation is a significant step forward," Gov. Lynch said. "I want to thank the House Transportation Committee and Chairman Ryan for their hard work on this issue."
