CT Public Transportation

This is a directory of information to Connecticut's ridesharing, van pooling, and public transportation resources, including links to train schedules, bus schedules, routes, Rideshare, Easy Street, etc.

See a listing by town of Connecticut's Park and Ride Commuter Lots

• CT Rides.com
  CT DOT's public transportation information portal - a complete source of information on all of Connecticut's rideshare, van pooling, and public transportation options.
  
  
  
• CT Transit Bus Schedules
  Maps and schedules of CT Transit's bus routes.
  
  
  
  
• Dial-A-Ride
  DIAL-A-RIDE provides transportation in specially-equipped vans for elderly persons (over the age of 60) and persons with disabilities who are not able to access public transportation. The purpose is to provide rides to individuals who have difficulty using public transportation.
  
  Call your town for info about your local dial-a-ride program and to inquire about an application. The vast majority of Connecticut towns operate dial-a-ride programs.
  
  Greater Hartford Dial-A-Ride
  

  One Union Place
  Hartford, CT 06103
  (860) 722-8480
  
  Hartford Dial-A-Ride coordinates and provides safe and reliable transportation for Hartford's senior residents. Any Hartford resident who is over 60 or who has a disability is eligible for Dial A Ride. Allowable trip purposes are (in priority order):
  
       1.) Medical
       2.) Food/nutrition
       3.) Senior center activities
       4.) Religious activities
       5.) Personal trips
  
  Trips are restricted to the City limits, except for medical trips that are allowed on Monday and Wednesday.
  
• Easy Street
  Easy Street® is a statewide commuter van service sponsored by The Connecticut Department of Transportation and operated by The Rideshare Company. Designed to help people who live or work in Connecticut get to their jobs, Easy Street® offers over 300 routes daily transporting 3,000 riders. Easy Street® benefits riders and non-riders.
  
  
  
• Rideshare
  Rideshare serves the Hartford and New London areas. A non-profit organization, the Rideshare network contains detailed routes and schedules for all buses, vans and trains as well as information from individuals looking to carpool.
  
  
  
• Rideworks
  Rideworks serves the New Haven and Waterbury areas. Rideworks is a regional, non-profit company helping people to commute any way except by driving alone. They offer free help finding the options that best fit your needs, whether it's a carpool, vanpool, bus, train, or telecommuting.
  
  
  
• CT Rail Service
  

  Shore Line East: Commuter rail service between New Haven and New London, with timetables, fares, bus connections, and individual station info.

  Metro-North: The New Haven Line, operated by Metro-North Railroad, consists of the New Haven Main Line and the New Canaan, Danbury, and Waterbury Branch Lines. Service is provided 7 days a week. For additional information, please call (800) METRO-INFO.

  Amtrak

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