A trip to the polls in northern New Hampshire is not like a short hop across a city. Many voters live well outside town centers, on long rural roads, where rideshare cars are scarce and the polling place can be a real drive away.



That is why drivers do so much of the work here. At 55 and over, you always ride door to door with a trained driver. Voters under 55 get a free Uber voucher where Uber runs; where it does not, dispatch assigns a driver instead.



You do not have to pick the track yourself. Give dispatch your pickup address and polling place, and dispatch confirms both the ride and the track.



Request early, especially if you live outside Berlin, Conway, Littleton or Lancaster.

Why North Country rides start with the driver option

Three steps to a North Country booking

North Country towns in Coos, Carroll and Grafton counties

Uber coverage thins out in the northern towns

Pinning down a rural pickup address

Getting the polling place right before a long drive

How far ahead to book a North Country ride

Neighbors on the same road

Door-to-door in the North Country for voters 55 and over

Under 55 in the North Country: voucher or driver

Staying reachable on a long Election Day trip

Voter registration in North Country towns

A North Country plan to vote

Frequently Asked Questions

For a free ride to vote in the North Country on November 3, call dispatch or submit the form at <a href="https://tpaction.com/ride">tpaction.com/ride</a>, with your registration and polling place checked and your pickup address ready. Could you help a North Country neighbor register, plan or make the long trip to the polls? <a href="https://www.tpaction.com/commit100">VOLUNTEER WITH US</a>. For other ways to be part of it, <a href="https://www.tpaction.com/getinvolved">GET INVOLVED</a>.



Last reviewed: September 23, 2026

Book a North Country ride, or help one happen

North Country, NH: free rides to vote on Nov 3 in Coos and northern Carroll and Grafton. Driver at 55+, voucher or driver under 55. Call 833-603-8683.

Free Ride to Vote in NH’s North Country: Coos to Conway

Need a Free Ride to Vote in New Hampshire’s North Country?

Why North Country rides start with the driver option

Three steps to a North Country booking

North Country towns in Coos, Carroll and Grafton counties

Uber coverage thins out in the northern towns

Pinning down a rural pickup address

Getting the polling place right before a long drive

How far ahead to book a North Country ride

Neighbors on the same road

Door-to-door in the North Country for voters 55 and over

Under 55 in the North Country: voucher or driver

Staying reachable on a long Election Day trip

Voter registration in North Country towns

A North Country plan to vote

Frequently Asked Questions

Which towns count as the North Country?

Is Uber available in the North Country?

How early should a rural North Country voter book?

Can one car pick up two neighbors?

Where do North Country voters check registration?

Book a North Country ride, or help one happen

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Need a Free Ride to Vote in New Hampshire’s North Country?

Why North Country rides start with the driver option

Three steps to a North Country booking

North Country towns in Coos, Carroll and Grafton counties

Uber coverage thins out in the northern towns

Pinning down a rural pickup address

Getting the polling place right before a long drive

How far ahead to book a North Country ride

Neighbors on the same road

Door-to-door in the North Country for voters 55 and over

Under 55 in the North Country: voucher or driver

Staying reachable on a long Election Day trip

Voter registration in North Country towns

A North Country plan to vote

Frequently Asked Questions

Which towns count as the North Country?

Is Uber available in the North Country?

How early should a rural North Country voter book?

Can one car pick up two neighbors?

Where do North Country voters check registration?

Book a North Country ride, or help one happen