The Move New Haven BRT which is designed to provide shorter travel times, improve schedule reliability, and create a safer, more accessible environment for all road users across the municipalities of New Haven, Hamden and West Haven will connect to New Haven Union Station. Learn more about the Move New Haven Bus Rapid Transit (BRT).
The East Lot and West Lot projects aim to facilitate transit-oriented development adjacent to the station, while also addressing the parking demands and multi-modal transportation needs of Union Station with supporting amenities (car rental, bike parking, rideshare, and shuttles, etc.) Learn more about the East Lot TOD and West Lot Multimodal Facility Improvements.
Under the guidance of the city, the project will bring the portion of Columbus Avenue between South Orange Street and Union Avenue into compliance with the criteria required to become a state route. The proposed improvements will include replacing the existing signalized intersection at Union Avenue and Columbus Avenue with a single lane modern roundabout.
Transformative yet historically consistent improvements and upgrades to the station facility, focusing on enhancing customer experience, improving the infrastructure, and creating a vibrant multi-use space that will serve as an anchor for the redevelopment of the surrounding neighborhood.
The project involves converting the Court Street Bridge to pedestrian-only use and adding a connection to State Street Station to enhance station accessibility.
This project will replace and update the existing signal systems, which are past their useful life and are obsolete. The signal system will be replaced with new state-of-the-art equipment.
A comprehensive group of necessary long-term facility repairs designed to keep the station and the garage in good physical condition into the future.
