Up and down the city, reserve a ride from New Britain to Bradley Airport through the office in Hartford

Triple deckers, dead ends, every unit

The car can pick up at any street address inside the New Britain town line, from a single house on a dead end to a unit on the third floor of a triple decker. New Britain has no separate villages on the roll, so every neighborhood in the city takes the same figure. On a multi-family street, write the house number exactly, and add the door or gate code if the building has one, so the driver knows where to stop.

What decides the fare is the town on your property tax bill, not whatever your mail says. Connecticut has no land outside its 169 towns, so every address sits in exactly one. If the bill says New Britain, this is your page. If it names another town, such as West Hartford, go to the page to reserve a ride from West Hartford to Bradley Airport and send the request from there.

Down Route 9 and up the interstates

From the town center of New Britain to the airport is about 25.6 road miles, measured on a map router. Most of that distance runs on Route 9, then on I-84 toward Hartford, and then north on I-91 up toward Windsor Locks. The driver picks the exact roads on the day. The miles describe distance only. They say nothing about how long the ride takes, and traffic on those highways changes from hour to hour, so leave room in your own plans.

• Starting point for the miles: the New Britain town center
• Main roads: Route 9, I-84 and I-91
• Measured distance: about 25.6 road miles
• Time on the road: never printed on this site

Reading $130 and $170 closely

For an address in New Britain, a sedan for up to 3 riders starts from $130 per car, each way, and an SUV for up to 6 riders starts from $170 per car, each way. Connecticut sales tax of 6.35% comes on top, so those figures land near $138 and $181 with tax. Both are per car, not per rider, and going out and coming home count as two fares.

These are starting figures for the town. The car company sends a written fare for your exact address, date and time, and that written fare is the fixed rate for the ride. If it adds anything, such as an extra stop, waiting beyond what it allows, or parking when the driver meets you inside the terminal, each item stands as its own line you can read before you say yes.