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Motorists who’ve grown accustomed to traffic lights in central Connecticut that flash either amber or red in the late-night hours should brace for a change over the next couple of years. At more than ...

Motorists who’ve grown accustomed to traffic lights in central Connecticut that flash either amber or red in the late-night hours should brace for a change over the next couple of years. At more than 70 intersections, the state will be switching the lights back to a regular green-amber-red pattern around the clock. That means drivers can no longer expect caution signals on the busiest road at ...