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Connecticut: We Built Transportation’s Future, Then Got Stuck in Traffic

“Connecticut also got into cars early. Hartford, Bridgeport and New Britain all had their moment in the auto industry. But we also got into regulation early, because this is Connecticut and we do enjoy a good rule. In 1901, Connecticut passed the nation’s first statewide motor-vehicle speed-limit law: 12 miles per hour in cities and 15 on country roads.” – Jim Cameron Continue Reading →

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Talking Transportation: The Great Speed Camera Debate of ’26

“Supporters insist these cameras are not about revenue. Fair enough. If every driver obeyed the speed limit, the towns would collect nothing. But when local governments begin projecting millions of dollars in future ticket revenue (and dreaming of how it might be spent), they shouldn’t be surprised when taxpayers become suspicious.” – Jim Cameron Continue Reading →

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