This is very similar to the comment I was about to write. In many of the larger towns in NH, the streets were laid out before cars were widespread, so they're pretty walkable. Also would be helpful to have a bike, which in the winter would probably need studded fat tires to be very viable.

I second Lebanon-Hanover-WRJ as another option, tho housing costs there are very expensive compared to most of NH

Yeah also Lebanon for sure

Yeah the major downside is that local transit does not currently run on weekends. But the bus service to Boston & NYC is pretty nice!

I’m in Dover and got nearly a foot this storm

I'd argue it requires a reform of an entire culture to adapt to the circumstances.

Harm reduction is nice(trying anything at this point would be a significant improvement) sure but it's about changing the way that people think and improving the situation so shit like this doesn't happen in the first place(people don't feel loyalty nor respect for each other in this country). Shit maybe make better for people to move up with jobs, infrastructure, adding back shop, civic's and firearms training classes. Anything to can get people in this country to care for their fellow man for more than 5 seconds.

In New England, only Boston has a decent mass-transit system.

"Not sure if you're aware, but if you don't have a car, you might not be able to travel as much as you would like"

"Gee, thanks Mister"

Im certainly not going to be perfrct at every 2.5 km (1.55 mi) grid cell in the map I shared, what town?

I am sure OP doesn't have a car by choice either. I bet he or she has a fairly good idea that life is hard without a vehicle. I've not had a car for years on end before, and I knew I would be:"stuck in the town" I lived in.

I mean, you don't have to explain what it's like to be poor to a poor person.

Even the shittiest car on the lot needs to be able to start quickly and have no mysterious noises or it's not going to get sold. It needs to not have any codes or it's not going to take a sticker.

A car in that shape is bound to go a couple thousand miles without dying on the side of the road. So what does the Massachusetts lemon law get you?

We need a list similar to the sex offender registry for these awful right wing racists.

Wtf. How is this old school nh snow storm. You born 10 years ago?

Dover.

Manchester

It really does. Chill snow on a nice low 30s day with no wind is the best.

My son lives in Dover and loves it. He has a car, but if you live near downtown there is plenty for you, and you can Uber on a pinch.

That’s the spirit!

Bombardier Challenger 300, my bet is on someone not wearing their seatbelt.

Most don't, however, it will help on a day like today.

Thank you! ❤️ I’m amazed by how many people are interested! Makes me happy

I crochet and just wanted to say this is AWESOME!

Are you saying a car dealer wouldn’t try to sell a piece of shit car?!?!? Lol if that what you are insinuating

Wow that sucks

Hoboken or Jersey City are great places to live without a car. Not anywhere in NH. My wife and I shared a car for 10 years in Portsmouth with two kids and I wouldnt recommend it to anyone without any car at all. The bus wasn't useful ever. You will rely on Uber for anything but convenience groceries. You will never be able to go to the beach.

Dover !