The New Hampshire Department of Transportation is weighing a proposal to make drivers pay more at three toll plazas in order to fund highway projects in the state. But Gov. Kelly Ayotte is not on board.

Right now, there's a $400 million shortfall in the New Hampshire Department of Transportation's proposed " Ten Year Plan " for 2027-2036.

"Revenue is relatively flat and lower than previous projections" while "project and operating costs are going up," the proposal states. "A toll increase is needed to move projects forward."

When asked for comment by WBZ-TV, Ayotte issued a one-word statement: "No."

New Hampshire proposed toll increase

Under the proposal, there would be a $1 increase at "all major plazas," which are Hampton (I-95), Hooksett (I-93) and Bedford (Everett Turnpike).

Th

See Full Page