When it comes to solving our transportation woes, we consumers always wonder why “they” can’t fix things quickly by doing what seems obvious and simple.

Consider visiting one of Connecticut’s many living museums celebrating our state’s rail heritage.  And remember… kids are free at Connecticut museums this summer!

The MTA, parent of Metro-North, did something rare last week:  they told us the unvarnished truth.

Trucks are, with few exceptions, not allowed on the Merritt Parkway… and with good reason.

A new agreement could help widen a gateway vital to the Northeast’s economy, including Connecticut’s.

When we board a train in Hartford or New Haven, we settle into our seat and zone out. We assume we’re safe. That’s what passengers on an Amtrak train in Missouri thought last week.

I love getting feedback from you, my faithful readers.  So I thought I’d share some recent comments.

While Connecticut is still months away from legal recreational pot sales, it could be a boon for tourism and tax revenue when it finally happens.

Now that the M8s are finally running on Shoreline East, trains will run a bit faster. But the problem is there are so few passengers.