RT @dmtrubman: Downtown Hartford, and East Hartford's "Mixmaster" interchange, at the same scale. So much of the infrastructure we've buil<U+2026>
Jason Rojas
@jrojas9 · CT · H
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CoverageJan 8, 2020 to Apr 1, 2023
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This isn't a new program as some private institutions were paying into a program like it for 20 years but glad the administration is coming back after evaluating its value. Transportation Officials Want More Colleges On Public Transit | CT News Junkie https://t.co/pqwKhImGFs
The legislature is considering efforts to encourage transit-oriented development<U+2013>but what does it mean? Check out this video by @desegregateCT & learn why transit-oriented communities are great for the economy & how they help make communities more vibrant! https://t.co/arfjwfRrWP
RT @desegregateCT: Parking reform in action:
My New Year's Wish: people stop at stop signs again. Not too much to ask for.
@seanghio @Urban_Dispatch @CTTRANSIT Fairly confident this is not accurate. There is no special shuttle for legislators. It's called a State Capitol Connector because the route goes by the capitol down cap avenue. Have taken CT Transit a gazillion times.
@KRDemCT Agreed. I often thought we should devolve more DOT functions to our COG most of who also serve as our Metropolitan Planning Organizations. Let's DOT manage highways and rail. Let's regions manage others transportation functions.
For most of the 19th century, travelers passing between Hartford and East Hartford crossed the CT River over a wooden covered bridge, constructed in 1818. October 8: A Bridge That Wouldnt Burn https://t.co/uM1qfOBPkt via @waltwould
Don't mean to speak for the @nedlamont but going to suggest this headline is clickbait. Are we to assume that GOP legislators who get a STEAP grant are being rewarded for voting no on tolls? Lamont eases up on debt diet to win support for truck tolls https://t.co/3ASfBS8u4z
Interstate 84 was built and opened in several stages. December 16, 1961, the first segments opens to the public, a 15-mile stretch from the NY state line terminating in Newtown. 8 years years to reach Hartford 20 more years to reach Massachusetts https://t.co/EhRjIAgLyS