New Hampshire Public Radio
Expect traffic ahead of NASCAR race weekend in Loudon
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New Hampshire expects heavier-than-usual traffic this weekend for NASCAR World Cup Series racing in Loudon, with state safety officials rolling out traffic control measures for more than 42,000 expected visitors. The plan concentrates on Interstate 93, Route 106, and the I-393 corridor, including temporary detours on Route 106 and ramp closures on I-93. Peak congestion is projected for late afternoon and evening. The NASCAR Cup Series race is scheduled to start at 3 p.m. Sunday at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, with additional racing and practice on Saturday. State and local enforcement agencies will manage the restrictions, and officials anticipate over 15,000 vehicles traveling to the speedway.
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