Page 46 - Eric Jackson News Today

This is already the deadliest year on record for wrong-way crashes in Connecticut. Eric Jackson, the Director of the Transportation Safety Research Center,...

HARTFORD (AP) — Connecticut plans to install equipment designed to help prevent drivers from going the wrong way down the state's highways after nearly a dozen wrong-way crashes led to 20 deaths so fa...

After two people were hurt in a fiery wrong-way crash on Interstate 95 North on Thursday in New Haven, some think more needs to be done about a concerning issue...

The Connecticut Transportation Institute at UConn wants to develop a public awareness campaign about impaired driving to stop wrong-way crash fatalities.

“They don’t really care about personal safety as much as they used to,” said Eric Jackson, executive director of the Connecticut Transportation Institute at the University of Connecticut.. “They’ve kind of gotten used to this message … that everything’s dangerous out there.”

EMJ Capital's Eric Jackson on CNBC's Closing Bell: Overtime revealed his outlook on growth stocks. Nasdaq is up 10% from its low in mid-June.

The Race to the Chase Tournament concluded on the July 19 episode of NWA Powerrr. Nick Aldis faced Brian Myers, Mike Knox, Nick Aldis, and Thom Latimer.

The man and woman were found shot in the parking lot of the Van Buren Shelter in Franklinton on Thursday night.

A vacant portion of the University of Connecticut’s campus in Mansfield is on track to become the first autonomous vehicle and smart city research facility in the region.

Several cities across the state are considering pilot scooter programs. Ensuring the safe use of micromobile vehicles requires analysis of driver behaviors, road infrastructure and local regulation.