The I-95 New Haven Harbor Crossing (NHHC)
Corridor Improvement Program is one of
Connecticut's largest multi-modal transportation
improvement initiatives. The program includes
operational, safety and capacity improvements
to over 7 miles of Interstate 95, including
a new signature bridge over New Haven
Harbor. In addition to new and upgraded
Shore Line East commuter rail stations,
there are numerous Transit and Transportation
System Management (TSM) components included
as part of the program.
The August, 1999 report entitled: Federal
Highway Administration Record
of Decision for Interstate 95 New
Haven Harbor Crossing Pearl Harbor Memorial
Bridge (Q-Bridge), commonly known as the
"ROD", documents the Transit
and TSM components in Section 1.2 (pp.
3-4). The components are as follows:
Shore Line East
Bus Service
Commuter Rail Station
at State Street
Improved Transit
Marketing
Improved Access to
Transit Information
Carpool Marketing
Public and Private
Carpool Matching
Optimized Flextime
Voluntary Rideshare
(HOV) Preferential Parking
Insurance Breaks
($40) for Rideshare (HOV)/Transit
Guaranteed Ride Home
Read the report (851 KB) that summarizes the current implementation status of these
Transit and TSM components.
