Transportation Safety

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• Bicycle and Pedestrian Dashboard

  Connecticut cyclists can learn about commuting to work, the trails located throughout the state and general bike safety. 

  Agency: Department of Transportation

• Complete Streets Central

  The latest information on the efforts of the State to create a complete system of safe, comfortable and convenient transportation connections for all users. Periodic webletters provide updates on related projects, policies, and design standards.

  Agency: Department of Transportation

• Impaired Driving

  Driving under the influence will not be tolerated on Connecticut's roadways. Find more information about impaired driving.

  Agency: Department of Transportation

• Key Highway Safety Laws

  List of highway safety laws in Connecticut maintained by the Governors Highway Safety Association. Learn about child passenger restraints, distracted driving, drug impaired, drunk driving, graduated driver licensing, helmet use, seat belts, and other laws specific to drivers of Connecticut roadways.

  Agency: Department of Transportation

• Motorcycle Safety

  The Connecticut Rider Education Program (CONREP) provides information on motorcycle training courses. Find training course descriptions, a training location near you and necessary forms for class.

  Agency: Department of Transportation

• Safe Routes to School

  The Connecticut Safe Routes to School Program, through technical assistance and safety education, helps communities educate, encourage and improve options for K-8 graders to walk and bicycle to school. Find events, opportunities and resources to encourage and educate our younger population.

  Agency: Department of Transportation

• Share the Road CT

  Safety tips for motorists, motorcyclists, bicyclists, equestrians and pedestrians. Links to bicycle training and cycling club websites as well as other cycling related organizations.

  Agency: Department of Transportation

• Work Zone Safety

  As drivers, passengers, cyclists, motorcyclists, and pedestrians, we are all responsible for keeping work zones safe. Meet the Work Zone Safety Team - Safe T. Sam, Work Zone Wally, and Darryl the Barrel Dog. Learn safety tips for navigating these areas as well as about upcoming events.

  Agency: Department of Transportation