 Image: Patrick Raycraft/Hartford Courant Our colleague Joe Cutrufo at Tri State sums up all the recent progress that's come about in Connecticut transportation:
How Connecticut’s Transportation Outlook Has Changed in Just Six Months POSTED BY: JOSEPH CUTRUFO JULY 6, 2015 It’s been said that life moves pretty fast, and if you don’t stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it. With the progress we’ve seen in the Nutmeg State during the last several months, the same could be said for transportation policy change in Connecticut. At the outset of 2015, highway tolls were considered taboo, nobody knew what was on the governor’s long-term transportation agenda, there was no lockbox to stop raids on transportation funds, two-way and parking-protected bike lanes were illegal, and CTfastrak service still hadn’t launched. In six short months, however, all of that has changed. Read the full story here.
Brian Sheffer
7/8/2015 02:43:42 am
Stop building and widening highways. More highways will just encourage longer commutes. Instead focus on improved public transportation and bicycle infrastructure. Comments are closed.
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