Pedestrian Deaths are Rising in Connecticut. Here’s What the State is Doing About it
Jesse Robert Pincince allegedly “looked down for a second” to check his phone while driving along North Road in East...
— Continue ReadingJesse Robert Pincince allegedly “looked down for a second” to check his phone while driving along North Road in East...
— Continue ReadingOn March 23, 2020, Connecticut came to a standstill. In an effort to control the devastating spread of COVID-19, Gov....
— Continue ReadingIn 1970. Since then, American streets have become far more dangerous. What happened? For the last 50 years, the U.S....
— Continue ReadingDrivers want to save time, and local transportation agencies want to improve traffic flow, but at what cost? With posted...
— Continue Reading7-Hour Hearing Declared Technology Success A transportation bill jammed with proposals on pedestrian safety and traffic enforcement drew virtual testimony...
— Continue ReadingIn 2018, there were 6,283 pedestrians killed in traffic crashes, up from 5,977 the year before, according to the National...
— Continue ReadingDespite a pandemic-driven reduction in overall traffic last year, pedestrian deaths in Connecticut have continued their deadly climb. “Not just...
— Continue ReadingLamont Announces $5 Million in State Grants To Support Transportation Upgrades and Improved Accessibility in Ten Cities and Towns Governor...
— Continue ReadingThe legislature’s Transportation Committee will consider an aggressive pedestrian safety agenda next year including proposals for allowing automated speed enforcement...
— Continue ReadingIt’s back to school time, and that means school buses, crowded drop-offs, and bicycling or walking along busy roads. Motor...
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