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Concord Area Transit operates fixed-route bus service for Concord Monday through Friday 6am to 6pm, connecting downtown, shopping areas, medical centers, and residential neighborhoods. Fathers without a car can use CAT to reach work, courts, and appointments across the capital city. Call 603-225-1989 for schedules, fare information, and reduced-fare pass options for seniors, students, and people with disabilities. ADA paratransit is available for riders qualifying based on disability.
603-225-1989 · Concord, NH 03301
The New Hampshire Department of Transportation's Public Transit Bureau oversees state transit programs and supports rural transportation services statewide. Fathers living outside urban transit systems can call 603-271-3734 Monday through Friday 8am to 4:30pm or visit the Hazen Drive Concord office for help identifying rural demand-response, volunteer driver, and medical ride programs. Many services are free or donation-based for eligible seniors, disabled, and low-income riders.
603-271-3734 · 7 Hazen Dr, Concord, NH 03302
Concord Coach Lines runs daily intercity bus service from New Hampshire to Boston and Portland with stops in Concord, Manchester, Portsmouth, and other locations. Fathers needing long-distance transportation for work, medical care, or family visits can book online or call 603-228-3300. The Stickney Avenue Concord terminal offers parking and indoor waiting. Bring booking confirmation and photo ID to board. Discounts for students, military, and seniors; young kids travel free with a paying adult.
603-228-3300 · 30 Stickney Ave, Concord, NH 03301