Connecticut receives $100,000 in data services to address traffic safety, analyze efficacy of speed cameras in work zones.

CTDOT is developing plans to replace highway signs and sign supports along I-84.

Governor Ned Lamont, Connecticut Transportation Commissioner Garrett Eucalitto, and AT&T Atlantic Region President John Emra today held a news conference at the Stamford Transportation Center to highlight recent work on an infrastructure project through a public-private partnership that is significantly improving wireless internet service for rail commuters on the Metro-North New Haven Line.

CTDOT is developing plans to increase the quality, safety, and number of pedestrian connections to enhance the comfort and security of pedestrians crossing highways and ramps at eight sites along I-84, Route 2 and 15 in East Hartford.

CTDOT is developing plans for pavement rehabilitation on I-95 Eastbound and Westbound in Westport with upgrades to the existing guiderail, illumination, and drainage systems.

CTDOT is developing plans to increase the quality, safety, and number of pedestrian connections to enhance the comfort and security of pedestrians crossing highways and ramps at five sites in along I-84 and I-91 in Hartford.

CTDOT is holding a virtual public information meeting on Tuesday, May 13, 2025, at 7:00 p.m.

48-hour detour will be in place during construction, which begins May 7, 2025.

The Connecticut Department of Transportation (CTDOT) today announced the start of the 2025 Drive Less Connecticut Challenge. The campaign begins today, on Earth Day, and runs through May 31, 2025.

Governor Ned Lamont, Transportation Commissioner Garrett Eucalitto, state and local police officers, and safety advocates gathered today at an active work zone in Meriden to recognize the start of National Work Zone Awareness Week, which is observed from April 21 to 25, 2025, and urge motorists in Connecticut to take an active role in protecting roadway workers and drivers.