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Connecticut River water taxi wraps up 2026 season with inaugural ride from Hartford to Wethersfield
HARTFORD, Conn. (WTNH) — A new water transit option made its inaugural trip between Hartford and Wethersfield on Friday, bringing fun and connection to the Connecticut River. The Slipaway River Tour water taxi provided 45 minute-long rides between Wethersfield Cove Park and Hartford downtown’s Mortensen Riverfront Plaza. Spots were limited to 14 guests. Hartford Mayor […]
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How Connecticut drivers can navigate the installation of new speed cameras
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BRTA Offers Free Rides as Driver Shortage Challenges Service
The Berkshire Regional Transit Authority provides bus service across the Berkshires, connecting communities including Williamstown, North Adams, Pittsfield, Lee and Great Barrington. BRTA is currently fare-free, with the program expected to continue through June 2027, according to the transit authority. The agency says it is also working to improve reliability...
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New Connecticut law limits left-lane driving
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Guilford, CT: I-95 Left-Lane Camper Gets Mad After Being Passed By Driver In A Hurry To Use Bathroom, Passes Back In Road Rage Revenge
This driver in a Blue Subaru didn’t get the memo that the left lane is only for passing and got butt hurt when someone passed them. A New Haven County-area driver and Redditor /u/CreepyRedditAdmin shared head-shaking dashcam footage from I-95 from earlier in September (Sept 20, 2026) to the /r/IdiotsInCars subreddit, showing a driver in a blue Subaru WRX caught camping in the left lane who resorted to quasi-retaliatory road rage after OP overtook them.
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Push to suspend gas tax in Connecticut stonewalls
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AASHTO Safety Summit: Engaging the Public in Safety
A session at the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials 2026 Safety Summit in Hartford, CT, on September 28 showcased how public information campaigns and programs can encourage safer driving habits while educating the public on roadway safety initiatives – efforts that can make a huge difference in saving lives.
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New Connecticut law limits left-lane driving starting Oct. 1