93 North Accident Today: No Major New Crash Confirmed in Latest Reports

NEW HAMPSHIRE — Reports circulating online about a possible major accident on “93 North” today, Wednesday, September 23, 2026, could not be independently confirmed as a new major crash on Interstate 93 from the latest reliable reports reviewed.

Recent traffic incidents in the region may be contributing to confusion. A significant crash was reported Wednesday morning on Interstate 293 northbound in Manchester, near Exit 2 and the Merrimack River Bridge. A box truck and an SUV were involved, and the truck went through a section of guardrail and into the Merrimack River. Several people were injured, although the injuries initially reported were not considered life-threatening.

Manchester firefighters rescued the truck driver from the river, while emergency crews remained at the scene as authorities investigated the circumstances of the collision. Northbound I-293 was closed around Exit 2, creating significant traffic disruption in the area.

That incident occurred on I-293, not I-93, and should not be presented as a confirmed “93 North” crash.

Other crashes involving I-93 have been reported in New Hampshire previously, including serious and fatal incidents, but those reports relate to earlier dates and do not establish that a new major accident occurred on I-93 North today.

At the time of publication, no reliable source reviewed had confirmed a major new fatal crash specifically on northbound I-93 matching the circulating report. Motorists should rely on updates from New Hampshire State Police and official highway-traffic authorities for confirmed closures, injuries and roadway conditions.

This situation should be updated if authorities release new information identifying a specific I-93 crash, location, injuries or traffic restrictions.