I-95 in Connecticut Closed for Emergency Repairs After Fiery Tanker Crash
A catastrophic tanker collision on I-95 prompts a full closure and urgent demolition, with significant disruptions expected through the weekend.
- Governor Ned Lamont declares state of emergency as a damaged overpass necessitates immediate demolition.
- No casualties reported, but the crash causes major traffic disruptions and environmental concerns.
- Demolition of the damaged overpass began on May 3, with hopes to reopen the highway by May 6.
- Officials recommend alternative routes and increased rail services to alleviate congestion.
- Local schools close and remote work is encouraged to minimize area traffic.
























