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Whether you
commute by Metro-North between Connecticut
and New York, or between cities and towns
within Connecticut,
the Commuter Council represents you. We were formed by the CT
State legislature and our members are commuters like you.
We act as a consumer liaison between riders and the Connecticut Dept. of
Transportation (CDOT), Metro-North, and Shore Line East railroads and advise
the legislature regarding commuter issues.
We're volunteers who meet monthly (except summer) in Stamford
and in communities along the Connecticut
Metro-North lines. Meetings are open to the public and representatives from
Metro-North and CDOT attend. In addition, the Council responds to commuter letters, e-mails and
telephone calls, and we
accept invitations to meet with civic groups and organizations to discuss the
Council's work and how commuter rail service can affect your community.
= Join Us At Our Next Meeting
Ø Agenda
of our next meeting
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Minutes of recent Council meetings
Ø Schedule of upcoming
meetings
= How The Council Helps Commuters
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Join
our free “Commuter E-mail Alert Service”
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Click Here To
Take the Survey on the $1 Fare Surcharge
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To
see the survey results, click here
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News releases from the Council on issues affecting
commuters
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Council’s Annual
Report for 2005
= How You Can Support Your Commuter Council
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Send an e-mail to
your CT lawmakers supporting rail service
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Directory of Council members
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Contact the Council with your questions, complaints and kudos
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Support
the Commuter Council – Here’s How
= CDOT / MTA / OTHERS’ Plans for The Future
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Coastal Corridor TIA Report to
TSB on 20 yr Transportation Strategy
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MTA Studies Penn Station Access for Metro-North
Ø MTA
Studies LIRR Access to Grand Central
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Learn more about
the CT Transportation Strategy Board
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SW Regional Planning Agency’s
reports on transportation
= Links To More Information About Trains,
Traffic & Travel
Ø Live
Traffic cam's on I-95 show how bad traffic is right now
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Links to Metro-North, Shore Line East, NJ Transit
& Amtrak websites
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Links to other rail advocacy, government and
community groups
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