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As drivers, passengers, cyclists, motorcyclists, and pedestrians, we are all responsible for keeping work zones safe. Meet the Work Zone Safety Team - Safe T. Sam, Work Zone Wally, and Darryl the Barrel Dog. Learn safety tips for navigating these areas as well as about upcoming events.
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Find the school signage procedures document for locally owned and maintained roads. School Sign Project
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Rest Areas and Service Stations
Rest Areas are provided at various points along Interstates 84, 91, and 95 for the weary Connecticut traveler to avoid driving while fatigued. Additionally, service stations with amenities to refuel the vehicle and the body, such as Subway, Dunkin Donuts, McDonald's, convenience stores and other vendors are also provided on I-95 and Route 15.
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The Connecticut Rider Education Program (CONREP) provides information on motorcycle training courses. Find training course descriptions, a training location near you and necessary forms for class.
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Long Island Sound Ferry: Bridgeport to Port Jefferson
Visiting the north side of Long Island? Consider an alternative to driving round trip by crossing the Long Island Sound from Bridgeport, CT to Port Jefferson, NY by ferry. This ferry runs year-round. Reservations are recommended. Learn more about daily schedules, rates, mobile apps and packages.
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Merritt Parkway Improvements Project
The Department of Transportation (DOT) is engaged in a $57 million construction and safety improvement project that includes rehabilitation, reconstruction and upgrades to over six miles of the Merritt Parkway. Merritt Parkway Improvements Project
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List of highway safety laws in Connecticut maintained by the Governors Highway Safety Association. Learn about child passenger restraints, distracted driving, drug impaired, drunk driving, graduated driver licensing, helmet use, seat belts, and other laws specific to drivers of Connecticut roadways.
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CT River Ferry: Rocky Hill - Glastonbury
The Rocky Hill-Glastonbury Ferry is the nation's oldest continuously operating ferry service, dating back to 1655. Enjoy a ride across the Connecticut River on this seasonal service as an alternate commute option or to experience scenic Connecticut. Learn more about schedules and the history.
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Residents who want to avoid traffic and reduce commuting costs will find a list of the Park and Ride lots in Connecticut where people can connect with a vanpool, carpool, bus or train. Park and Ride Locations
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Private and corporate planes make up the bulk of traffic at Connecticut’s five general aviation airports.
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Connecticut travelers have access to three convenient rail lines. Shore Line East Line provides service between New London and New Haven. Metro-North offers many stops between New Haven and New York City. Amtrak also provides service to New York City and major cities throughout New England.
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Bradley International Airport handles much of the airfreight for Connecticut, using six carriers and four freight-handling companies. The airport also has two fixed base operators.
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Shore Line East is Connecticut’s rail service east of New Haven, CT. Shore Line East trains stop in New Haven at Union and State Street stations, Branford, Guilford, Madison, Clinton, Westbrook, Old Saybrook and New London as well as limited service to West Haven, Bridgeport, and Stamford. Plan your trip with schedule, fare, commuter connection, and parking information.
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Connecticut travelers have access to three convenient rail lines. Shore Line East Line provides service between New London and New Haven. Metro-North offers many stops between New Haven and New York City. Amtrak also provides service to New York City and major cities throughout New England.