Connecticut’s Traffic Signal Circuit Rider Program
Connecticut’s Traffic Signal Circuit Rider program provides technical assistance and training to local agencies responsible for municipal traffic signals and traffic control systems.
Services provided through the program include:
- Training Opportunities
- Technical Resources
- Site Visits
- Assistance in developing Traffic Signal Management Plans
- Traffic signal timing assistance
- Assistance evaluating performance measures
- Equipment Loan Program
For More Information
Donna Shea
Executive Program Director
Connecticut Training and Technical Assistance Center
University of Connecticut
donna.shea@uconn.edu
To subscribe to our Traffic Signal listserv contact Regina Hackett at regina.hackett@uconn.edu.
Resources
- Traffic Signal Briefs
Technical briefs on a variety of traffic signal topics - Signal Spotlights
Articles featured in our Crossroads newsletter - Traffic Signal Management Plans
Develop a Traffic Signal Management Plan based on your agency's objectives and resources - Systems Engineering
Make the most of your resources by managing signals over their life cycle. Includes CTDOT SEAFORM for Municipal Traffic Management Systems - Traffic Signal Timing and Coordination
Develop isolated and coordinated signal timing. Includes resources on performance measurement for timing plans - Traffic Signal Design
Design safe and effective signals for all modes of travel - Traffic Signal Maintenance
Troubleshoot, repair, and manage traffic signal assets - Connecticut DOT
Traffic signal resources from Traffic Engineering, Highway Operations, and Office of the State Traffic Administration