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Auxiliary Service Roads

An auxiliary service road constructed by the state is another way to create a Class IV, V or VI highway. RSA 230:51. Auxiliary service roads provide access to, but are not part of, limited access highways.

Once the commissioner of transportation classifies an auxiliary service road as either a Class IV, V, or VI highway, the state no longer may restrict commercial uses or otherwise regulate the use of the road. “[T]hereafter the towns or cities shall maintain any road classified as class IV or V and the highway user shall maintain any road classified as class VI.”

For more information, please contact Paul Alfano at (603) 226-1188 or paul@alfanolawoffice.com.

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  • Auxiliary Service Roads
  • Bridges
  • Class VI Roads
  • Conveyance
  • Dedication and Acceptance
  • Definitions
  • Discontinuance
  • Discontinued State Highways
  • Emergency Lane Designation
  • Failure to Maintain a Class V Road for Five Successive Years
  • Gates and Bars
  • Highways to Summer Cottages
  • How Public Roads are Created
  • Layout
  • Legislative Body vs. Governing Body
  • Municipal Trail Designation
  • Off Highway Recreation Vehicles
  • Prescription
  • Private Roads
  • RSA 674:41 (Building Permits)
  • Scenic Roads
  • Snowmobiles
  • Types of Roads and Other Designations
  • Who Owns the Road?

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