The Bridgegate trial in federal district court in Newark has shed important light on how business has been conducted at the top of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. Aside from the implications for those standing trial, those who have already pleaded, and those who may be drawn into subsequent criminal prosecutions, the entire controversy has serious consequences for Connecticut. This is because transportation concerns the entire metropolitan region, and does not stop at the state line.
The fallout from Bridgegate will likely extend beyond accountability for criminal conduct. There are two dimensions to this.
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