Whether you’re a local or just visiting Connecticut, transportation services are essential when it comes to getting around town, and especially for business trips — you don’t want to miss meetings or be late to conferences.
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Connecticut is a fun place to explore, with delicious food and drink at the best restaurants, awesome comedy clubs, and more. Whether you’re visiting, a local, or hosting a guest there is plenty to explore around Connecticut as a wheelchair or motorized scooter user.
The Connecticut Department Of Transportation has recognized the need to alleviate the hardships of the transportation industry.
Connecticut is more welcoming than ever and with plenty to see and do, even for those that need to be conscious of accessibility. From parks, to museums, to restaurants, to universities, there is an abundance of Things to Do in Connecticut this Spring Season.
Connecticut is more welcoming than ever and with plenty to see and do, even for those that need to be conscious of accessibility. From parks, to museums, to restaurants, to universities, there is an abundance of Things to Do in Connecticut this Spring Season.
Connecticut visitors and locals alike need transportation services to get around town for many reasons. They trust M7 for the safest, most reliable transportation service in Connecticut. M7 is for everyone, which is why traditional taxis, along with ADA compliant, wheelchair accessible vehicles are available 24/7. Easily get a ride through a phone, booking online or through a mobile app.
As our community is resilient, we must find ways to adapt to the current health crisis. Activities we once found to be simple, require some extra consideration these days. It’s important to consider whether your ride is taking all precautions recommended by the Federal Center for Disease Control (CDC) to safely transport passengers, like M7.