Courier Services in Connecticut
Courier services in Connecticut are organized by region. Choose a city below, including Hartford and Stamford, for local coverage, common routes, and the highways that shape a delivery there.
DELIVERING IN CONNECTICUT
What Makes Connecticut Courier Deliveries Different
Three things apply across the state.
No Highway Tolls
Connecticut does not charge tolls on its highways or bridges for cars or vans. Tolls apply only once a route crosses into New York or Massachusetts.
Parkways Are for Passenger Vehicles
The Merritt and Wilbur Cross parkways ban commercial vehicles and have low bridges. Cargo vans with commercial plates use I-95, I-91, and I-84.
A Small State With Slow Highways
Hartford and Stamford are about 80 miles apart, and I-95 along the shoreline is congested for much of the day. Each city page covers same-day delivery within its own region.
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