Greenwich Free Press (https://greenwichfreepress.com/category/news/transportation/page/8/)
“Greenwich deserves a good elevator for people who travel to and from work in office attire and, of course, especially for disabled people.” – Darany von Regensburg, founder of Friends of Autistic People (FAP) Continue Reading →
“The goal for this type of ordinance is to prevent through trucks from using this as a shortcut to I95. School buses would be another question, but from what I understand there are no stops on these roads.” – Ian Brown, DPW engineer Continue Reading →
In order to help educate the public about E-bikes, Danny’s Cycles is offering an “E-Bike Tech Day” this Sunday, September 15, from 10:00am to 2:00pm, at their shop in Noroton Heights. Continue Reading →
Residents are worried the project as planned will worsen flooding and traffic. A public hearing on the project is scheduled for Monday, October 7 at 7:00pm. Continue Reading →
“Centerline rumble strips are a low-cost FHWA safety countermeasure that alert drivers when they drift out of a lane, reducing head on collisions and roadway departure crashes.” – CT Dept of Transportation Project Manager Balazs Szoke. Continue Reading →
GHS seniors who have parking permits (after the lottery) will have assigned parking spots this year. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Dept of Public Works announcement on Frequently Asked Questions on the North Street Bridge Replacement Project Continue Reading →
“The sudden and severe flooding has caused significant damage to infrastructure in the western portion of the state, resulting in evacuations, rescues, and more than two dozen road closures that we anticipate will need to be closed for an extended period.” – Governor Lamont Continue Reading →
A flash flood warning was in effect in Greenwich until 3:30pm on Sunday, according to the National Weather Service, and many parts of town were under water. Continue Reading →
DPW civil engineer Michael Kiselak said DPW had collected data including crashes, speeds, volumes, pedestrian crossings and sight lines and their recommendation was to install all-way stop control. Continue Reading →