Vermont and New Hampshire Troopers Respond to Hundreds of Weather-Related Calls

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Vermont State Police reported 103 weather-related incidents statewide, including 8 that led to injuries, during this week's snowstorm. Fifty of the crashes took place in northern Vermont and 53 in southern Vermont, with 46 on interstate highways and 57 on secondary roads. The New Hampshire State Police responded to more than 160 weather-related calls, including 77 vehicles off the road and 38 drivers assisted, with only 7 reported injuries.

Why it matters

The severe winter weather caused significant disruptions and safety concerns on the roads in both Vermont and New Hampshire, highlighting the need for drivers to exercise caution and authorities to be prepared to respond to weather-related incidents.

The details

Vermont State Police reported a total of 103 weather-related incidents, with 50 crashes in northern Vermont and 53 in southern Vermont. Of those, 46 occurred on interstate highways and 57 on secondary roads. Eight of the incidents led to injuries. The New Hampshire State Police responded to more than 160 weather-related calls, including 77 vehicles off the road and 38 drivers assisted, with only 7 reported injuries.

• This week's snowstorm hit the region.

What’s next

Authorities warn that sub-zero temperatures in the coming days will keep road conditions slippery, requiring continued caution from drivers.