Getting Around

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• Non-Emergency Medical Transportation (NEMT)

  Medicaid Non-Emergency Medical Transportation (NEMT) is an important benefit for Medicaid members who need to get to and from Medicaid-covered medical services but have no means of transportation.

• Trail Maps (State Parks and Forests)

  Download maps for our State's multi-use trails as well as several Blue Blazed Hiking Trails.

  Agency: Department of Energy and Environmental Protection

• You and Your Car – Reducing Your Environmental Footprint

  Driving a car has a significant impact on the environment; from the resources used to manufacture the vehicle, to how you drive and the final disposal of the vehicle. 

  Agency: Department of Energy and Environmental Protection

• Electric Vehicles

  EVConnecticut is preparing the state for a rapid and seamless integration of electric vehicles into the market by providing resources and information to owners of electric vehicles (EVs) and by expanding the availability of EV charging stations in Connecticut.

  Agency: Department of Energy and Environmental Protection

• CTTransit

  CTTransit operates public bus services in metropolitan areas throughout Connecticut. Conveniently plan your trip, buy tickets, check for service interruptions, download service area maps and confirm schedules.

  Agency: Department of Transportation

• CT Travel Conditions

  Use this interactive map to view the current conditions of the roads and highways within the state, including active construction, traffic camera locations, roadway incidents, and more. Locate park and ride lots, train stations, airports, service plazas, rest areas, ports and ferries. 

  Agency: Department of Transportation

• CT Travel Times

  Plan your trip or estimate your commute by viewing a list of current travel times for Connecticut Interstate highways, including a comparison to normal "free flow" times.

  Agency: Department of Transportation

• Transportation Studies

  Residents seeking information about the scope, status and results of bus and rail studies can find the information here.

  Agency: Department of Transportation

• Long Island Sound Ferry: New London to Orient Point

  Visiting the east end of Long Island? Consider an alternative to driving round trip by crossing the Long Island Sound from New London, CT to Orient Point, NY by ferry. This ferry runs year-round. Reservations are recommended. Learn more about daily schedules, fares, and promotions. 

  Agency: Department of Transportation

• Taxis

  Residents and professional drivers can find the procedures for applying for taxi, livery and motorbus permits; transferring permits, record-keeping and information about fares.

  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

• Report a Pothole: State Roads

  Notify the Department of Transportation (DOT) of potholes on State roads using the electronic submittal form. State roads include the interstates, parkways, expressways, and other major roadways maintained by the agency.

  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

• Report a Pothole: Local Roads

  Report potholes on local roads to municipal representatives through your individual town or city website.

  Agency: Department of Transportation

• Major Project Updates

  View an updated list of the major construction projects occurring throughout the state. 

  Agency: Department of Transportation