Each stateâs commercial code is based on an adoption of the model UCC, so the Official Comment generally is a reliable way to further illuminate a UCC section regardless of what state youâre dealing with.
Nearly all (95.4 percent) community college students commute and 89.9 percent of commuters commute by automobile so that the CPS transportation cost adjustment affects the vast majority (85.6 percent) of community college students.
As population growth put more traffic on the roads the average commute for Connecticut residents increased 16 percent during the 1990s, from 21 minutes in 1990 to 24 minutes in 2000. 8 About 13 percent of Connecticut commuters had a commute of 45 minutes or longer in 2008.s of 2012 about 45.6 percent of Connecticut's foreign-born population had arrived in the state since 2000. This compares with the national average 40.9 percent. In 2000, 54.4 percent of the state's foreign-born population that had arrived since the previous Census.