Welcome to the webpage for Project 76-230, Road Diet on Route 6 in Manchester.
A hybrid public informational meeting concerning a road diet on Route 6 between Vernon Street and Lake Street was held on Tuesday, March 10, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. in the Hearing Room at the Lincoln Center located at 494 Main Street in Manchester.
This meeting aims to inform the community about the proposed project, gather feedback, and answer any questions.
The purpose of this road diet is to calm vehicle traffic while improving bike and pedestrian facilities by converting the dual travel lanes to single lanes and inserting a central turn and bike lanes. This project will enhance safety and access for all road users by reducing crashes and mitigating conflicts associated with left-turning vehicles.
Additional improvements include installation of a Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacon (RRFB) at Welcome Place and the extension of the existing sidewalk network on the south side of this roadway between Dale Road and Garth Road.
Right-of-way impacts are associated with the proposed project are not anticipated.
Construction is expected to begin in spring 2027, depending on funding, right-of-way acquisition, and permits. The estimated cost is $3 million, with 90% federal funds and 10% state funds.
The proposed project plans can be viewed here:
Comments and questions can be submitted to:
- Submit your comments and questions here
- (860) 594-2020
Please reference State Project No. 0076-0230 in the voicemail.
The recording will also be posted following the meeting in CTDOT’s public meeting playlist at portal.ct.gov/ctdotVPIMarchive.
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