On Sunday 9/26 at 1045am, a middle-aged white man driving a metallic mauve/gray pickup truck, GMC Sierra, was on cellphone, driving erratically, swerving, speeding and not using turn signals to change lane, all while fighting off his pit bull, which was loose in his front seat, CT COMB plate #4C 6013. Dangerous driver!

A "Right Turn on Red From Curb Lane Only" sign needs to be visible at the intersection of North Frontage Rd. and Ella Grasso Blvd. There is a sign on the curb well before the intersection, but the people in the left lane can't or wont see it.

Makes it look like u r supposed to stop here on chapel. Please fix asap

Traffic signal at intersection of N Frontage and Orchard Street has been out since Sunday August 28th. Temporary stop signs placed there (assuming by TTP) after the storm last Sunday are still in place, however, the lights are still out at this busy intersection. Any idea when this will be fixed?

All of the intersections on the Ella Grasso Blvd from Frontage Road to Whalley should have road markings and signs to indicate that the right side is for a right turn or to go straight and the left side is for left turn only. Technically it is a one lane street but since it widens at the intersections it just becomes a free-for-all. No one knows where to be (except for those that just like to squeeze past everyone to be first off the line). This would alleviate a lot of road rage in the area and make it safer for pedestrians!

This street is very narrrow. It is a two way street and only 1 car can fit down at a time. Sometimes you have to back up to let car thru or pull to side with barely any room. Then theres the pot holes.

I have lived on this section of Chapel St. for almost 5 years and parking is a major issue. The problem is the lack of available parking spots for residents to use due to St Rapheals employee taking up the spots from early in the morning to after 4 pm. I often am forced to park on Derby sometimes as far down as Winthrop due to the lack of spots. I think they should make a certain amount of spots just for residents and give out permits like they do on George and Hotchkiss.

The sidewalks in front of 542/544/550 George St and alongside 542 George and Day St are in poor condition, with tree roots sticking up creating an uneven and potentially dangerous situation. There are holes that are a tripping hazard as well. The sidewalks on the neighboring three corners are in good/excellent condition, but this corner looks very out of place. These sidewalks need replaced and repaired.

One-way sign down on the southeast corner of Irving and Ellsworth. I called Transportation, Traffic, and Parking at 4:30 p.m. on Saturday, November 6.