The state is planning a $10 million project that will impact two communities and, in addition to replacing outdated infrastructure, the work is intended to improve safety for motorists and pedestrians, records show. The projects will include 10 new traffic signals and other improvements in Bloomfield and Windsor and could be coming later this year, according to the Connecticut Department of Transportation. The $10 million project would replace the aging traffic signal infrastructure at intersections on state routes 218 and 187, according to the Department of Transportation. The technology will allow communication with the agency, to help reduce travel times, records show. “The upgrades to signal and pedestrian equipment at these intersections will replace outdated infrastructure and increase safety for pedestrians and motorists alike,” Connecticut Department of Transportation Project Manager John Lockaby said in a statement. “We encourage the public to attend [an upcoming] meeting to share their feedback with the CTDOT project team to incorporate into the design.”
CT plans $10 million project to improve multiple busy intersections. Here’s where and how.
