ALERT CENTER: I-95 in New Haven back open following wrong-way crash
Interstate 95 in New Haven is back open following a wrong-way crash, state police say.
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Jul 28, 2022, 12:34 PM
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Updated 645 days ago
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4h agoInterstate 95 in New Haven is back open following a wrong-way crash, state police say.
The northbound lanes between exits 48 and 50 were closed due to a wrong-way crash early this morning, according to state police.
State police say the initial call came in around 2:07 a.m.
Troopers say the car was traveling south in the northbound lanes when the car struck a tractor-trailer.
Minor injuries were reported.
The crash marks the 5th wrong-way crash in Connecticut in the month of July, some of which were fatal.
