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While traffic-related fatalities have declined from the especially deadly year of 2022, preliminary statistics released Wednesday by the Department of Transportation suggest that at least 316 people died on Connecticut roadways last year.
How many times have you come home from work frustrated about getting cut off, tailgated or worse…and you didn’t have the video to prove it? Don’t...
An estimated 368 people died in car crashes in Connecticut in 2022, the first time the state has recorded an average of more than one traffic fatality per day. But despite being the deadliest year on ...
For the first time, CT recorded an average of more than one traffic fatality per day. Fifteen fatal crashes involved wrong-way driving.
House Bill 5917, which allows for the installation of automated traffic cameras across the state, went into effect on Sunday; New Haven, however, is still months away from getting cameras.