The summer season brings a whole lot of traffic to tourist spots in Connecticut and on Long Island. And GPS apps have made it worse. It’s now easy for drivers to navigate back roads, bringing more cars into quiet neighborhoods. And don’t get us started on the Merritt Parkway and the LIE. The trials and tribulations of summer traffic and what’s being done about it. Our guests:
- Kristen Jarnagin, president and CEO, Discover Long Island
- Tom Neely, transportation director, and Jay Schneiderman, supervisor, Town of Southampton
- Josue J. Dorelus, trooper, and Christine Jeltema, trooper first class, Connecticut State Police, Office of Public Information
- Steven Kolenberg, chair, Transportation Committee, Stamford Board of Representatives