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There are multiple transportation options in the City of Stamford: ride-sharing services, I-95 , or Metro North or Amtrak by train. The downtown shuttles are connected by the transportation hub at the Stamford train station. There are more than 60 different shuttles that take passengers from the train station. There are multiple shuttles and buses in Stamford, serving different sections of the city. The downtown shuttles are listed first along with schedules and routes. The purpose of this page is to provide transportation options for applicants who are going to job interviews in the downtown area or the outer perimeter of the city.
The Harbor Point trolley runs every day in a 14-stop, 30-minute clockwise loop. It is a valuable amenity to commuters, and provides a quick, safe, and efficient way to get to downtown dining, shopping, and entertainment. The Harbor Point trolley is free to the public. The Harbor Point Trolley supports Stamford Downtown's long-established goal to support a neighborhood where people can live, work, and play. The Harbor Point Trolley makes the following stops: Stamford Transportation Center, Stamford Government Center, UConn, Sacred Heart University Graduate Center, Ferguson Library, Stamford Town Center, and Corporate Centers. Please click on the following link to track Harbor Point Trolley online.
Route 351 provides service between the Stamford Railroad Station and Stamford's central business district on weekdays during the morning and afternoon rush hours. Buses are timed to meet certain CTrail New Haven Line (Metro-North), CTrail Shore Line East and Amtrak Northeast Regional & Acela Express trains at the station. All destinations served by Route 351 are also served by other Stamford local bus routes.
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