Transportation Advisory CommitteeIn 2001, the City Council created the Transportation Advisory Commission to review all transportation policy and safety matters in the City.
According to the City Code the Commission shall review policies concerning all forms of transportation affecting the City such as conventional vehicles, transit, alternative modes (i.e. pedestrian and bicycles), commercial vehicles, and attendant amenities.
A core responsibility shall be serving as a sounding board for citizens’ traffic, pedestrian and safety issues and making recommendations to Council or staff for appropriate action. The Commission shall coordinate with and solicit feedback from the School Department Transportation Committee regarding sidewalk and crosswalk safety issues on a quarterly basis.
The Commission shall aid in the development of the City Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) by soliciting citizen input on needed projects for submission to the Planning Board and City Council.
"Further, the Commission shall study issues arising under the City of Dover Master Plan as they relate to transportation. The Commission shall make recommendations to the City Council and/or Planning Board and shall study and prepare reports to aid in the development, implementation, and general improvement of the Master Plan relating to the transportation in the City of Dover.
Transportation Links:
C&J Trailways
COAST
The Downeaster (Amtrak)
Wildcat Buses (UNH)
NH Dept. of Transportation
Seacoast Metropolitan Transportation Organization
Newington/Dover Spaulding Improvements
Getting Involved
If you would like to become part of the process, you have three options.
Come to a meeting, the TAC always welcomes citizen input on Transportation topics. Come to a meeting and speak out.
Submit an Agenda Issue - To place an issue on the agenda for a future meeting, please contact either Sergeant Marn Speidel in the Police Department, or Councilor Karen Weston, the Chair of the TAC.
Transportation Improvement Projects
As part of the City's planning process, transportation projects are developed and worked on with the assistance of Federal and State Aid. Below is a list of some of the current Projects.
Durham Road Shoulders
Back River Rd Signals
Dover Point Road Shoulders & City-Wide Bicycle Amenities
Knox Marsh Road Sidewalks
New Rochester Road Sidewalks
Central Avenue Signal Coordination
FasTrans
Community Trail
Washington Street Bridge over Cochecho River
Special Projects
Some of the special projects that the TAC has been and is involved with are:
Downtown Traffic Study – located under special projects in the directory
Downtown Transit Loop - located under special projects in the directory
Crosswalk Standards
Promoting Pedestrian facilities
E-911 Street Renaming Process
City-wide Truck Route Restrictions
Broadway/St. John St. channelization
Reconstruct Bellamy Rd
Parking Facility Study