Where are the ctctdot traffic cameras in Connecticut?
Where are the ctctdot traffic cameras in Connecticut?
CTDOT Traffic Cameras Connecticut Interstate 95, 91 and 84 as well as some State highways (Routes 2, 8, 9, and 72) are equipped with traffic cameras. Locate and view live images from these cameras. Agency: Department of Transportation.
Does CT have traffic cameras on Interstate 95?
Connecticut Interstate 95, 91 and 84 as well as some State highways (Routes 2, 8, 9, and 72) are equipped with traffic cameras. Locate and view live images from these cameras. Receive e-notifications when there is a traffic incident or delay that will affect travel in your area of the state or a disruption to ferry or train service.
Are there any third-party apps available for Connecticut drivers?
Connecticut drivers can access a list of third-party traffic and travel mobile apps for iPhone and Android smartphones.
Which CT roads are closed due to motorcycle accidents?
A serious motorcycle crash has shut down part of Route 6 in the town of Brooklyn. HARTFORD, CT (WFSB) – A crash Saturday evening resulted in the death of a Bristol man. Route 15 north in the town of Orange is closed due to a multi-vehicle crash. Interstate 395 southbound is closed in Norwich because of a motorcycle crash.
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What does CTDOT stand for?
CTDOT Traffic Cameras Connecticut Interstate 95, 91 and 84 as well as some State highways (Routes 2, 8, 9, and 72) are equipped with traffic cameras. Locate and view live images from these cameras. Agency: Department of Transportation
Are you more likely to get into an accident in Austin?
While this emerging trend is good news, Austin still saw 1527 more accidents in 2018 than the city experienced in 2014, which means that overall you’re still more likely to get into an accident in Austin today than you were in 2014.
Where do I send my accident report to the Texas Department?
NOTE: The Texas Department of Public Safety is a separate state agency. The Texas Department of Transportation will not complete any request made out to another state agency. All paperwork must be mailed to: Crash Data and Analysis, Texas Department of Transportation, P.O. Box 12879, Austin, Texas 78711.
