Velarion Records

FMCSA · Safety Measurement System register

New Hampshire motor carriers

The census registers 5,893 motor carriers in New Hampshire, 30 of them carrying hazardous materials and 88 of them carrying passengers. Inspections recorded against carriers here number 17,577, 2,589 of which ended in an out-of-service order, and 556 reportable crashes, 11 of them fatal, are on file.

By category

Carriers by fleet size in New Hampshire

Carriers by the work they do

Towns the carriers are based in

Manchester (276) · Nashua (246) · Salem (167) · Hudson (135) · Londonderry (132) · Derry (130) · Rochester (108) · Pelham (97) · Portsmouth (93) · Concord (86) · Merrimack (86) · Seabrook (84) · Plaistow (75) · Dover (72) · Claremont (65) · Milford (65) · Hooksett (64) · Windham (62) · Kingston (59) · Amherst (55) · Epping (55) · Somersworth (53) · Exeter (52) · Hampton (52) · New Ipswich (52)

Unsafe Driving is the category a broker is most often shown first. Every jurisdiction →

Figures from the federal source files: EPA’s ECHO downloads, CMS provider files and the FMCSA census.

Counts from FMCSA SMS input files on data.transportation.gov: kjg3-diqy (Motor Carrier Census, 2,122,441 rows), rbkj-cgst (Inspection, 5,834,148), 8mt8-2mdr (Violation, 6,808,260), 4wxs-vbns (Crash, 255,582), p2mt-9ige (Out of Service Orders, 399,600); SoQL aggregates fetched 2026-09-16. A category’s rank is the register’s own count for this jurisdiction set against the same count for the other jurisdictions on the desk, and the town names are the census’s own spelling.

What this page shows

This page of the Velarion Records public-records register covers the FMCSA Safety Measurement System for New Hampshire motor carriers. It lists 5,893 registered carriers, 17,577 inspections on file, 556 reportable crashes, 11 fatal crashes, 2,589 inspections with an out-of-service order, 534 Hazardous Materials inspections, 30 Hazmat carriers and 88 Passenger carriers. The census registers 5,893 motor carriers, 30 of them carrying Hazardous Materials and 88 of them carrying passengers, and inspections recorded against carriers here number 17,577, of which 2,589 ended in an out-of-service order.