Highway 93 in Londonderry — live traffic webcam

Interstate 93 in New Hampshire — New England's transportation artery

Interstate 93 is one of the three major New England highways, alongside I-89 and I-91. The route runs north-south through Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Vermont, with a total length of approximately 190 miles (310 km). The highway connects Boston, Manchester, Concord, and the White Mountains, handling passenger and freight traffic between the region's largest cities and ski resorts. Construction of Interstate 93 in New Hampshire was completed on June 2, 1988 with the opening of Franconia Notch Parkway — the final segment that linked the northern and southern sections of the route into a single corridor.

Londonderry and Exit 5 — where the camera is located

The traffic camera on Highway 93 in Londonderry is located at Exit 5 on the southbound side at mile marker 15.3. Londonderry is a town in Rockingham County, southern New Hampshire, situated approximately 45 miles north of Boston. This section of the highway falls within a suburban area with a well-developed commuter infrastructure — every day, thousands of residents from Londonderry and neighboring Salem commute to work in Manchester and Boston via this highway.

Infrastructure hub in the camera view

The webcam frame shows a multi-lane highway with an overpass bridge crossing the roadway. In the foreground is a road intersection with traffic signals, signs, and road markings. Passenger cars, pickup trucks, and commercial trucks travel along the highway. As part of the I-93 corridor widening project (Exits 1-5), the highway is being expanded from 3 to 4 lanes in each direction to reduce congestion during peak hours. In the background is dense coniferous forest, typical of southern New Hampshire's landscape, as well as power lines and utility poles.

Road conditions and traffic

In the Londonderry area, Interstate 93 carries approximately 75,000 vehicles per day (average annual daily traffic, AADT), while in the Salem area the volume increases to roughly 110,000 vehicles daily. The traffic camera at Exit 5 allows you to assess current lane congestion, the presence of traffic jams, and overall road conditions before your trip. To monitor traffic in both northbound and southbound directions, neighboring cameras on I-93 in Manchester (I-93 and I-293), on the stretch between Exits 12 and 13, as well as on I-89 and Spaulding Turnpike are also available.

Weather conditions and seasonal patterns

The traffic camera on Highway 93 in Londonderry also serves as a tool for assessing weather conditions — snow, rain, fog, and visibility on the road. Winters in New Hampshire are characterized by snowfall and icy conditions, which significantly affect driving speed and safety on interstate highways. The live webcam enables drivers and logistics services to make route decisions based on current weather conditions along the I-93 corridor.

What you can see on the camera

The camera overlooking Highway 93 in Londonderry captures a wide section of transportation infrastructure from an elevated vantage point. In the frame is the multi-lane Interstate 93, an overpass bridge crossing the highway, an intersection with traffic signals, signs, and road markings. Passenger cars, pickup trucks, and commercial trucks travel along the roads. In the background is dense coniferous forest, power lines, and utility poles. The traffic camera operates in live broadcast mode, allowing you to monitor road conditions on this section of Highway 93 in New Hampshire.