Connecticut

Coronavirus cuts transportation funding, puts major road and bridge projects on hold

Ridgefield, Connecticut: Rash of car thefts are focus for police as virus keeps traffic stops, accidents down

Police use of drones to trace coronavirus spread sparks protest in Westport, Connecticut

Will the coronavirus kill the state of Connecticut’s transit comeback?

America’s empty roads seeing fewer deaths but are a blow to state budgets

An unprecedented plan to reopen Connecticut after coronavirus could include surveillance, confinement and extensive testing, but it raises questions about privacy rights

Covid-19 checkpoints targeting out-of-state residents draw complaints and legal scrutiny

Thefts are up, but car crashes and drunken driving arrests are down, police say, as Connecticut residents stay home during the coronavirus pandemic

Oil Soars After Trump Says Saudis and Russia Will Cut Production

Five Ways COVID-19 May Impact The Future Of Infrastructure And Transportation