Greenwich Free Press (https://greenwichfreepress.com/category/news/transportation/page/14/)
Teens are invited to make a video public service announcement up to 45 seconds highlighting interactions between drivers and other teens and illustrating ways to practice safer driving habits while obeying Connecticut’s teen driving laws. Continue Reading →
Comments for the Westchester County Airport Master Plan can be made in-person at two public hearings, including one at Harvest Time Church in Greenwich on Sept. 13. Continue Reading →
As a precaution the train engineer was taken to the hospital for observation and was later released. Continue Reading →
These express trains depart New Haven at 5:09 a.m., 5:41 a.m., and 7:52 a.m. Three weekday evening rush-hour express trains will depart from Grand Central Terminal with stops in Stamford, Bridgeport, and New Haven. Continue Reading →
Organized by the Town of Greenwich Conservation Commission, the EV Club of CT, Quiet Yards Greenwich, Pedal Greenwich, Live Green, Clean Cities and Wilton Go Green Continue Reading →
A Newington man was struck by a Metro-North train in the area of Cos Cob station on Wednesday. Continue Reading →
Accelerated Bridge Construction techniques will be utilized in this project, which can significantly reduce road closure time. To complement the scenic area, the Sound Beach Avenue Bridge will match the look of the Wesskum Wood Road Bridge and pedestrian bridges within Binney Park, by installing a masonry fascia comprised of rounded stones, deep grout, and capstones. Continue Reading →
To learn more about how to make the right choice, what you need to know about charging your EV, range anxiety, and how to lower your costs with purchase and charging incentives, register for this new and exciting webinar. Continue Reading →
By Jim Cameron
How’d you like to save thousands of dollars in commuting costs by car? And at the same time cut the number of vehicles on our highways? The answer: ride sharing. With the sudden surge in gasoline prices there’s renewed interest in car / van pooling, as the folks at CTrides can attest. They’re the state agency tasked with selling the idea of “green rides”, though I think it’s the green in your wallet that most captures commuters’ attention these days, not just saving the environment. Continue Reading →
The deadline to register to testify is Sunday, at 3:00pm. Continue Reading →