DOT hands out face masks to Stamford commuters
The Department of Transportation gave away free face masks to those commuting in Stamford while using public transportation Tuesday.
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Jul 28, 2020, 5:12 PM
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Updated 1,591 days ago
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The Department of Transportation gave away free face masks to those commuting in Stamford while using public transportation Tuesday.
Commuters at the Stewart B. McKinney Transportation Center were given a free mask.
Officials say it's part of a statewide effort by Connecticut DOT to provide masks to bus riders throughout the state.
Officials say face coverings are required for riders on all public transportation in the state.
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