Plans and Studies
Enfield Traffic Impact Study
What’s New The Final Enfield Traffic Impact Study is completed and available to read! Final Enfield Traffic Impact Study About the Study CTDOT and CRCOG have initiated a Traffic Impact Study…
Read MoreBike Ped Count Project Data Portal
Bike Ped Count Project Data Portal Background on Data Portal & Using Data Portal Using the Portal: Please Note: The data portal takes a few moments to load so please…
Read MoreRegional Transportation Safety Plan
In 2020, the Regional Transportation Safety Plan (RTSP) for the Capitol Region was prepared by the CT Department of Transportation, in coordination with CRCOG, and each of the 38 municipalities…
Read MoreComplete Streets Network Tool
This tool shows the CRCOG Complete Streets Network categorized by context zones. It also includes “typical cross sections” of what a complete street could look like in a given context.…
Read More2012 Pedestrian/Bicycle Crash Study Report
This report summarizes an analysis of pedestrian and bicycle crashes that has been conducted by the CRCOG staff. In 2004, CRCOG completed a study of pedestrian crash data in the…
Read More2016 CRCOG Action Plan to Increase Walking and Walkability
In 2016, CRCOG was awarded a grant of technical assistance from the National Association of Chronic Disease Directors to attend the Step it Up! Walkability Action Institute. CRCOG took an…
Read MoreCapitol Region Quick Build Guide
Curb extensions. Bus lanes. Pedestrian plazas. Protected bikeways. These are just a few of the projects communities large and small are implementing with the Quick-Build methodology. At a time of…
Read MoreRegional Complete Streets Policy
The region now has a complete streets policy. CRCOG Complete Streets Policy – FINAL Complete Streets Policy Resolution (1/22/2020)
Read MoreStatewide Active Transportation Demonstrations and Education
The CT Department of Public Health (DPH) has engaged with CRCOG to lead the Active Transportation component of DPH’s State Physical Activity and Nutrition (SPAN) grant. CRCOG has been awarded funding for a minimum of 2 years, during which approximately $300,000 has been allocated for “Complete Streets Training” and “Complete Streets Implementation Projects.” The trainings aim to address a variety of active transportation related issues across the state, and could include presentations, workshops, or other methods of sharing information about (including but not limited to) benefits on complete streets, implementing tactical urbanism, best practices and case studies for Connecticut towns, and more. The implementation projects aim to help implement complete streets and improve active transportation and can include on-the-ground demonstration projects (i.e. curb bump outs), complete streets policy creation, small area plans, and more.
Read MoreRoute 5 (East Windsor) Corridor Study
2015 Route 5 Corridor Study Summary Report Town of East Windsor Plan of Conservation and Development CRCOG and the Town of East Windsor are studying traffic and land-use issues in…
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