How long is the Connecticut transit bus free for?

Why is CTDOT choosing to resume fare collection? The funding for the fare free bus program expires on March 31, 2023. Furthermore, Federal restrictions prevent the state from extending this suspension for any longer than 12 months. Thank you for riding with CTtransit.



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