Transit for All.

Aging at Home

Transit Districts provide mobility options for seniors ― from getting to medical appoints, grocery shopping, or travel in the community ― enabling people to age at home.

Access to Education

Whether getting to and from school or getting to internships and other programs, transit districts benefit high school and university students across the state.

Jobs & Economic Development

Businesses and workers alike count on public transit to get people to and from jobs, supporting households and economic growth in Connecticut.

Independence & Opportunity

People with Disabilities rely on the robust paratransit services provided by transit districts to get around ― enabling independent living and connection to opportunities like jobs and education.

Innovative & Nimble

Transit Districts work closely with their communities to implement innovative solutions ― from microtransit solutions for commuters to piloting electric buses and more.

Health & Environment

Buses help Connecticut move more people per bus per hour than autos, helping to reduce emissions and contribute to healthier communities.

Affordable Housing

Transit Districts provide bus services that connect people in low income housing to their community, connecting people to work, education, and other opportunities.

Emergency Support

During times of challenge, Transit Districts help cities and towns  during extreme events ― from evacuating people during hurricanes to providing emergency shelter in buses during fires, and much more. Transit Districts are a critical support arm for municipalities.