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CTTransit Communications Affected by ‘Cybersecurity Incident'
CTTransit says it is dealing with a cybersecurity incident.
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Free Bus Service to Some State Parks, Beaches This Weekend
If you are headed to the beach or to a state park this weekend, the state wants to remind you that there is free weekend bus service all summer long. Some of those buses are running as part of the ParkConneCT pilot program. It’s a collaboration between the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection and the Department of Transportation...
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State to Offer Free Shuttles, Enhanced Service to Parks, Beaches This Summer
Gov. Ned Lamont held a news conference Friday about new free shuttles and enhanced service to various state parks and beaches this summer as well as the kick-off to the summer tourism season. State officials said ParkConnect will be available to get residents to the state’s parks and beaches and more information will be released later. Officials said this...
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State to Provide Free Weekend CTtransit Bus Service This Summer
The state will offer free statewide weekend CTtransit bus service from Memorial Day through Labor Day this summer.
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State to Provide Free Weekend CTtransit Bus Rides This Summer
People in Connecticut will be able to ride CTtransit buses for free on weekends this summer. The Connecticut Department of Transportation will use up to $3 million of federal stimulus money to fund the free, statewide bus service on weekends for all riders from Memorial Day through Labor Day, according to Gov. Ned Lamont’s office. “To help support our economic…
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Dozens of CTtransit Bus Drivers Call Out Sick Monday
About 50 CTtransit bus drivers called out sick on Monday, causing some delays for commuters.
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Dozens of COVID-19 Positive Or Quarantining CTtransit Workers in New Haven Area
NBC Connecticut Investigates has learned that dozens of employees in CTtransit’s New Haven Division have recently been infected with the coronavirus or have been quarantined since the beginning of February.
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Dozens of COVID-19 Positive or Quarantining CTtransit Workers in New Haven Area
NBC Connecticut Investigates has learned that dozens of employees in CTtransit’s New Haven Division have recently been infected with the coronavirus or have been quarantined since the beginning of February. There is growing concern over what employees believe could be a COVID-19 “hotspot” inside one of CTtransit’s largest facilities. “This is alarming to us with the number of people...
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CTtransit Drivers Sharing Coronavirus Concerns
At least one CTtransit driver and two maintenance workers have tested positive and other drivers remain concerned
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Three CTtransit Workers Test Positive for COVID-19
Three CTTransit workers have tested positive for COVID-19. Officials from the state Department of Transportation said one driver and two maintenance workers have tested positive for COVID-19. One of the three was within the last week, and that person has been on leave since March 28, according to DOT. Nearly 1,200 drivers and maintenance workers provide CTtransit bus service. DOT…
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Changes in Rail Service Go Into Effect in CT Due to Coronavirus
With declines in the number of people taking trains due to the coronavirus pandemic, some schedule changes are going into effect and the Department of Transportation says cleaning of trains has been increased. Beginning today, the New Haven Line will operate on an hourly schedule, with extra trains during peak times on weekdays. The department says this is around 50…
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Connecticut is Three Weeks In to Coronavirus Crisis
The number of coronavirus cases in the state continues to rise as officials try to prepare for a peak.