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This project, part of the Safe Streets Greenwich initiative, will test temporary traffic-calming and pedestrian-safety measures near Western Middle School during school hours to evaluate designs that promote safer walking, biking, and driving for students and the surrounding community. Continue Reading →
• Stay calm and don’t engage. Avoid eye contact, don’t make gestures and avoid using your horn. Never exit the vehicle to argue with or engage another driver.
• Give space. Let the driver pass and keep your distance. Continue Reading →
“I would appreciate it if you would consider my presence here today a cry for help from the citizens of Byram.” – BNA chair Liz Eckert
“We have to try everything we can.” – First Selectman Fred Camillo Continue Reading →
“The roadway is compromised and this will be a long-term closure. The water company is on scene.” – Greenwich Police Continue Reading →
Brendon DeSimone, president of the Round Hill Association, said rumble strips were not the residents’ first choice due to concerns about noise – and that they had indicated, via a petition seeking their input, they desired lowered speed limits. Continue Reading →
“Traffic Jam Assistance promises to offer relief in the most frustrating driving situation: Sitting in stop-and-go traffic. But today’s technology can only supplement, not replace, an attentive driver behind the wheel.” – Alec Slatky, managing director of public and government affairs for AAA Northeast
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If your student does not bring a car to campus and is attending a college or university 100 miles or more away from home, they may qualify for a student away at school discount on your auto insurance policy, according to AAA Insurance. Depending on their grades, they may also qualify for a good student discount. Continue Reading →
“I know there’s been some discussion of putting in a HAWK, which is more like a full signal. We’re going to explore the opportunity of getting a full signal at Byram Rd and Rte 1.” – Jim Michel DPW commissioner Continue Reading →
Becca Hall of CDM Smith and Joseph Belrose of the Connecticut Dept of Transportation will provide an overview of the I-95 Greenwich Planning and Environment Linkages (PEL) Study. Continue Reading →
“I am disappointed to see that the money we secured for crosswalks is going to be used for some type of road narrowing experiment.” – State Rep Steve Meskers Continue Reading →