Connecticut DOT restores Shore Line East service
22 Jan 2019
Community Interest
Six weekday trains will be restored to the Shore Line East schedule to replace scheduled bus service that has been operating since April 2018, the Connecticut Department of Transportation (CTDOT) announced earlier this week.
In addition, two Friday-only trains now will operate every weekday to provide riders more travel options, department officials said in a press release.
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