Greenwich Free Press (https://greenwichfreepress.com/category/news/transportation/page/20/)
“As a CT State Trooper once told me as we cruised along at about 75 mph with the flow of traffic, ‘I look for the driver likely to cause an accident’ by weaving or not signaling lane changes. Even those enforcing our laws admit they don’t or can’t keep up with motorists’ need for speed.” – Jim Cameron Continue Reading →
“Let’s make sure the candidates know there’s a new urgency in Greenwich to move to policy and action as more families find it harder to get from home to school or work or to a park in a town that has so many wonderful places to be.” – Pedal Greenwich Continue Reading →
By Jim Cameron
Like many, I love Vermont. But I’m not crazy about getting there. From my home to Burlington VT is about 300 miles. By car, that’s at least five hours and about $50 in gas roundtrip. Flying may seem quicker, but with the airport drive it’s not much faster and will set you back about $250. Continue Reading →
Adding a “Zipper Lane” would be one lane that’s reversible depending on demand, a system that used effectively on the Tappan Zee Bridge before it was rebuilt. Continue Reading →
“Something like 1500 pedestrians and 500+ bike riders get hit by cars each year in this state. Many towns don’t even have sidewalks and those that do still seem to favor motorists over folks on foot.” – Jim Cameron Continue Reading →
“Why is Metro-North shooting itself in the foot? While adding more trains and encouraging (no, praying!) that commuters will come back to the rails, the railroad is still refusing to make those passengers feel safe by enforcing the Federal and State mask rules.” – JimCameron Continue Reading →
“As a former journalist I see my job as one of reporting what’s happening, offering analysis and even some solutions.” – Jim Cameron Continue Reading →
Town of Greenwich Dept of Public Works devised this project after identifying an opportunity to make this area more pedestrian and bicyclist-friendly, along with incorporating traffic calming measures. To improve pedestrian and cyclist safety, a multi-use trail that connects Frontage Road to Byram Park will be added. The current four-foot-wide sidewalks will be expanded to 5 feet. Continue Reading →
Police shared a list of full and partial road closures. Regal Care on King Street was evacuated without incident. Continue Reading →
Traffic is now moving trough Bruce Park via Davis Avenue. Continue Reading →