Through ongoing monitoring, reporting, and target setting, CTDOT’s performance management program serves as a critical tool for aligning investment decisions with strategic objectives and providing a transportation system across Connecticut that is safe, reliable, resilient, and supportive of the state’s economic and environmental priorities. The Department currently tracks both national performance measures and supplemental statewide performance measures related to safety, infrastructure, highway reliability, multimodal mobility, air quality, and project delivery.
CTDOT's Standing Committee on Performance Measures (SCOPM) regularly reviews all performance measures to ensure they support strategic decision-making and effective management of the state’s transportation assets. As part of this review process, measures may be updated or retired over time to reflect evolving needs and priorities.
Statewide Performance Measures
Mobile users can view the CTDOT Performance Measures dashboard
Resources
This page is currently being updated for Fiscal Year 2027. In the meantime, please see the available resources below to better understand the CTDOT’s ongoing performance initiatives.
Dashboard and Data Portals
- Highway Congestion Trends
- Urbanized Area Measures: Peak Hour Excessive Delay and Non-SOV Travel
- Maintenance Resurfacing Program
- CTDOT Open Data Portal
- Connecticut Open Data Portal
Related Reports
- CT 2055 Long Range Transportation Plan Appendix C: System Performance Report
- CTDOT and National Performance Measures: Relation Between the Measures Report
- CTDOT PM3 2022 Target Setting Activities
- Submittal of Mid-Performance Period Progress Report (2022-2025 (Adjusted 4-Year Targets))
- Submittal of Baseline Performance Period Report (2022-2025(New Targets))
- Submittal of Previous Full Performance Period Report (2018-2021)
- CT 2024 State Initial GHG Report
- GHG Declining Targets DOT Letter - 1/31/2024