Connecticut's 'Drive Less CT' Challenge Encourages Public Transport Use

Connecticut Launches 'Drive Less CT' Challenge to Promote Public Transportation Connecticut is encouraging residents to embrace public transportation with the launch of the 'Drive Less CT' challenge. The initiative, promoted through social media and the CTrides app, aims to reduce reliance on private vehicles and improve air quality. The challenge runs until May 31st, urging participants to log their trips using the app. "We need to find innovative ways to encourage public transit use," said a spokesperson for the Connecticut Department of Transportation. "This challenge is a fun way to get people involved and show them the benefits of leaving their cars at home." The video campaign features various modes of transport, including electric buses, trains, and e-bikes, highlighting the diverse options available in the state. Participants can earn rewards and contribute to a greener Connecticut. The challenge has already seen some initial success, with many residents actively participating and sharing their experiences on social media. The 'Drive Less CT' challenge is a positive step towards a more sustainable future for Connecticut, promoting cleaner air and reduced traffic congestion.