transportation

On this hour of Where We Live: Restaurants struggled to afloat during Covid and were able to survive in part because of creative solutions like dining areas in empty parking spaces. We take a look at the way our streets have changed during the pandemic. Could some of these innovations be here to stay?

In 2018, Connecticut announced it would be part of an ambitious multi-state program to cut carbon emissions from transportation. In December 2020,…

Bicycles helped inspire modern cars, paved roads...even airplanes! But did you know they were also an inspiration for the women's movement?This hour we…

The regional effort to reduce vehicle emissions along the East Coast that advanced in December with just four of 13 interested jurisdictions agreeing to…

This hour, a look into a future that might be for the city of Hartford. Some planners want to bury I-91 along its path between the Connecticut River and…

Poetry by young Hartford-area writers is reaching a wider readership -- on a CTtransit Bus.The “Poetry Bus” will inspire riders for the next few weeks…

Connecticut’s federal delegation is joining the effort to promote President Joe Biden’s next big legislative push.After passage of the American Rescue…

President Biden’s $2.3 trillion infrastructure plan could bring expanded or improved Amtrak train service to every state in New England.

Ridership on Metro North and the Hartford Line has plummeted as many residents suddenly stopped commuting by public transit during the pandemic.But as the…

This hour, the expansion of State Pier in New London advanced with Friday's announcement of an agreement between the city and two companies taking part in…