Anyone Commute in Connecticut?
I just got a job offer from a certain sports cable network, based in Bristol, CT. Can anyone tell me what the bike commute is like there? I lived there for a summer a couple years ago as an intern with a car, and I remember traffic being crazy, and not seeing any bikes riding around. If it's hard for me to commute to work, it will seriously affect my decision to move there. I don't want to have to get a car.
The job may be (probably will be) a lot better than my current job, but everything else in my life may suffer as a result... I am supposed to call them today with a decision, and I am wrestling with myself over what I want to do with my life! GAH! |
Well I'll admit I never have been to bristol and looking it up on google maps shows a ton of towns I never heard of and I grew up all my life in Connecticut. The map does show alot of side streets in places compared to where I live now so it is possible you'd have alternate routes then a car would take.
Do you have flexible hours? I used to ride in bridgeport ct along route one and that wouldn't be possible at certain hours but when I went it was good. It also helps if you work long hours so you go in before rush hour and leave after rush hour but I guess leaving before evening rush hour or coming in later could work too if you were a slacker! ;) You might post in the north east regional board too to try and get some local responses. |
No. Bike commuting is illegal in Connecticut.
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No no. As long as you don't commute on a trike with a full fairing or body sock it is perfectly legal. ;)
3 wheel enclosed vehicles are illegal on the roads |
looks like I am taking the job. I am going to find a spot that is near enough to ride to work, and hopefully near enough to civilization to be able to do anything else. Thanks for the tips, Evblazer
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