Transportation plans at a glance

REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES FOR GOVERNOR

Danbury Mayor Mark Boughton: Revive the Transportation Strategy Board; put 30 percent of future borrowing into infrastructure.

Tim Herbst, former first selectman of Trumbull: Expand Sikorsky Memmorial Airport; audit the state’s Special Transportation Fund; invest in high-speed rail.

David Stemerman, hedge funder from Greenwich: Privatize Bradley International Airport; widen Interstate-95; provide high-speed ferry service to Bridgeport.

Steve Obsitnik, tech entrepreneur of Westport: Connecticut’s congressional delegation is failing in bringing funding for necessary infrastructure; building roads in Connecticut costs twice as much as other states.

Bob Stefanowski, corporate executive of Madison: Cites “crumbling infrastructure” three times on his website.

DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES

Ned Lamont: Highway tolls for trucks only; wants faster train service on the Northeast corridor.

Guy Smith, former executive from Greenwich: Scale down Metro-North bridge over the Norwalk River replacement from a $1.1-billion swing-style span to an immovable, flat bridge to save $700 million for other projects.

Bridgeport Mayor Joe Ganim: His website does not list transportation or infrastructure among his eight top campaign issues, but he has said he’s in favor of tolls.