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The Gold Star Memorial Bridge that spans the Thames River to connect Groton and New London is getting $158 million from the federal government for repairs.
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Stamford Mayor Caroline Simmons expressed interest in a ferry service to New York City, which state officials have talked about for decades.
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Waterbury police have largely stopped using police vans to transport prisoners in response to a man becoming paralyzed in a New Haven police van incident last month.
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Middletown Area Transit and 9-Town Transit will become one unified service, doubling the number of buses available to riders in the area to 40.
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According to AAA, Connecticut's gas price average rose 21-cents over the past week to an all-time high of $4.89. The highest prices for gas were in Fairfield County at $4.96 per gallon.
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The state Department of Revenue Services is expected within the next two weeks to announce a major increase in the state’s diesel tax, effective July 1 and driven by wholesale fuel prices that have more than doubled over the past year.
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Over the last decade, data from the Federal Rail Administration show the number of railway incidents — the federal agency identifies these as casualties — in Connecticut over the last decade are declining, but pedestrian collisions are on the rise.
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Bus ridership in Connecticut has almost returned to pre-pandemic levels, according to data collected by the Department of Transportation.
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The clean air bill calls for state investments in charging infrastructure for electric vehicles. It also provides for tax rebates for e-bikes and electric cars and trucks.
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A quarter of a billion dollars in federal cash will soon flow into state transportation work.