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Connecticut On the Move: CTDOT To Host 2026 Transportation Showcase On April 28

4/15/2026

The Connecticut Department of Transportation (CTDOT) invites the public to join the 2026 Transportation Showcase titled “Connecticut on the Move” on Tuesday, April 28, 2026. The free event runs from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. at Parkville Market, 1390 Park Street in Hartford. Registration is now open at ctrides2026transportationshowcase.eventbrite.com/.

The annual Transportation Showcase highlights how transportation decisions shape daily life across Connecticut and support the state’s economy, workforce, and communities. Through CTrides, the CTDOT program that promotes a wide range of transportation options, works to expand access to transportation, reduce congestion, and support economic growth statewide. Attendees will hear from public and private sector leaders about current initiatives, future investments, and how transportation improvements are strengthening access and opportunity across the state.

“Transportation shapes daily life. It connects people to work, school, health care, and essential community resources,” said Connecticut Department of Transportation Bureau Chief of Public Transportation Jeffrey Gonneville. “The Transportation Showcase brings public and private partners together to share progress, highlight innovation, and ensure our transportation investments deliver real benefits to residents, businesses, and communities across the state.”

The free event includes networking, breakfast, and two moderated panel discussions:

“Transportation Is Changing. Here’s What’s Next” will be moderated by NBC Connecticut’s Andrew Rowan and will explore major transportation investments and initiatives underway across Connecticut.

“How Transportation Is Powering Connecticut’s Economy” will be moderated by Connecticut Public’s Catherine Shen and will focus on transportation’s role in economic development and regional growth.

Scheduled panelists include:

  • Jill Cahoon, Vice President, Transit & Rail Planning Lead, AECOM
  • Chris DiPentima, CEO, Connecticut Business & Industry Association
  • Garrett Eucalitto, Commissioner, Connecticut Department of Transportation
  • Matt Hart, Executive Director, Capitol Region Council of Governments
  • Yvette Highsmith, Regional Vice President, Community Health Center, Inc.
  • Dr. Eric Jackson, Executive Director, Connecticut Transportation Institute
  • Carlos Mouta, Owner and CEO, Parkville Market
  • Jeremy Tillunger, Director of Public Policy, Via

CTDOT encourages attendees to travel by public transportation, with the event venue a short distance from the Parkville CTfastrak Station. A complimentary bus pass will be provided for those requesting one to attend the event.

To learn more or reserve a spot, visit ctrides2026transportationshowcase.eventbrite.com/.

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