Stamford exits on I-95 focus of new $1 million study
If you've ever driven along I-95 in Stamford between exits 7 and 9, this is going to be some welcome news.
News 12 Staff
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Oct 17, 2022, 11:20 AM
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Updated 562 days ago
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7h agoIf you've ever driven along I-95 in Stamford between exits 7 and 9, this is going to be some welcome news.
The Connecticut DOT has announced a $1 million study designed to figure out why there are so many accidents in the area, and how it could be improved.
More than 700 collisions have been reported in the stretch of highway since 2020.
The bridge at Myrtle Avenue is also under review, and residents are expected to be able to weigh in at a later point in the study.
