CTDOT Traffic Cameras
Connecticut Interstate 95, 91, and 84 as well as some State highways (Routes 2, 8, 9, and 72) are equipped with traffic cameras. Locate and view live images from these cameras.
Getting Around
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Non-Emergency Medical Transportation (NEMT)
Medicaid Non-Emergency Medical Transportation (NEMT) is an important benefit for Medicaid members who need to get to and from Medicaid-covered medical services but have no means of transportation.
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The Connecticut Airport Authority (CAA) is dedicated to upgrading and overseeing Bradley International Airport and the state's five general aviation airports, CAA works to promote the airports to investors and airlines.
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Paratransit - ADA Bus Services
Paratransit van service is available in all areas of the state with local fixed bus routes for residents with disabilities who are unable to ride the local buses. Find telephone numbers and website links to area providers.
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Residents and professional drivers can find the procedures for applying for taxi, livery and motorbus permits; transferring permits, record-keeping and information about fares.
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CT River Ferry: Rocky Hill - Glastonbury
The Rocky Hill-Glastonbury Ferry is the nation's oldest continuously operating ferry service, dating back to 1655. Enjoy a ride across the Connecticut River on this seasonal service as an alternate commute option or to experience scenic Connecticut. Learn more about schedules and the history.
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CT River Ferry: Chester - Hadlyme
The Chester-Hadlyme Ferry began service in 1769. Enjoy a ride across the Connecticut River on this seasonal service as an alternate commute option or to experience scenic Connecticut. Learn more about schedules and the history.
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CTTransit operates public bus services in metropolitan areas throughout Connecticut. Conveniently plan your trip, buy tickets, check for service interruptions, download service area maps and confirm schedules.
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Metro-North’s New Haven Line (NHL) provides rail service from New Haven, CT west to Grand Central Station in New York City. There are several branches feeding the NHL in Connecticut: Waterbury, Danbury, and New Canaan. Research service status, schedules, fares and maps as well as download a mobile app.
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CTrides can help residents find cheaper, more efficient and less stressful ways to travel through its free, personalized commuter plan. Consider carpool, vanpool, bus, train or teleworking. Workers also can earn rewards for commuting in environmentally friendly ways such as walking, bicycling or carpooling.
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Shore Line East is Connecticut’s rail service east of New Haven, CT. Shore Line East trains stop in New Haven at Union and State Street stations, Branford, Guilford, Madison, Clinton, Westbrook, Old Saybrook and New London as well as limited service to West Haven, Bridgeport, and Stamford. Plan your trip with schedule, fare, commuter connection, and parking information.
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CTfastrak is a high-speed bus system that quickly transports commuters between New Britain and Hartford. Stops are provided for many popular destinations between the two cities, and buses to and from Waterbury, Bristol, and other communities also feed into CTfastrak. Learn more about the convenience of CTfastrak, take a tour, view service maps and learn about fares and parking.
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Park and Ride lots exist throughout Connecticut and provide commuters a place to connect with a vanpool, carpool, bus or train, thus avoiding traffic and saving on fuel and vehicle expenses. Find a lot along your route by searching a listing of locations organized by municipality.
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Connecticut is home to Bradley International Airport as well as the State’s five general aviation airports: Danielson, Groton-New London, Hartford-Brainard, Waterbury-Oxford, and Windham. Find information on all of Connecticut’s airports and the Connecticut Airport Authority (CAA) that oversees them to promote economic vitality and customer satisfaction.
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Notify the Department of Transportation (DOT) of potholes on State roads using the electronic submittal form. State roads include the interstates, parkways, expressways, and other major roadways maintained by the agency.
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Report potholes on local roads to municipal representatives through your individual town or city website.
Agency: Department of Transportation
