I-95 repairs in Norwalk, CT begin after large tanker fire

Can I just go ahead and admire the CAT 390f they brought out to help clear the overpass? What a monster!

2024 is going to be a bad year for bridges and overpasses.

First 95 in Philadelphia now 95 in Norwalk. Hmmm

The height was not a problem,a dumb ass cut the semi off and then collide with the truck and created the accident

Traffic 🚦 is still terrible

How many bridges are going to be sabotaged before someone figures this out

Thanks for the warning! Looks like I’m staying home tomorrow.

Whoever caused the accident better have good insurance, because a overpass is going to cost in the 10's of millions of dollars, looks like the Allstate Mayhem guy was behind the wheel again

They are quick.. Trying to clean up before Monday

Another Bridge ? Did it get hit by a Cargo ship. ?

They already opened one side of the freeway. Need to wait for the rain to stop to finish the other side. Great job, all the work crews. ❤️❤️❤️❤️

And it only took 25 years to renovate i-95 from Greenwich to New Haven !

Why did the truck have to catch fire under the bridge, why did it stop there? Who was driving it?

That was fast clean up.

I-95 from New York to New Haven has been a disaster from its very beginning. One of the engineers who designed the original I-95/I 91 connection in New Haven was killed in a crash there shortly after it's opening. I was one of first on the scene one early morning at the I-95/25/8 connection in Bridgeport when a tanker went down the embankment and burst into flames. . A state trooper and I ran down the embankment and stood in horror as we heard the screams of the driver burning to death. No way could we reach him. The signage on I-95 from NY State line designated it as East and West until a 6th grader wrote a letter to the Editor mentioning that it was actually a North South Highway. But the real scandal was when George W. Bush demanded that the highway markers outside of New Haven stating that it was his birth place be removed. They were.

Anyone keeping track? You know whats up. Some will never see what's really happening.

no mention of how bad traffic is 25 miles away on 684, 84, 287, etc. On Saturday we were hard pressed to drive through Newtown because everyone was cutting over to rt 25 and such to head toward Bridgeport and New Haven.

I feel this is happening much to offen, with bridges. Philly, Maryland, now Connecticut.

Good reporting, and flat-out amazing that they took the overpass down in a matter of hours. Why no mention here or elsewhere though on the drivers involved? In the five news pieces that I have watched on this event, there has been no mention at all of the condition of the drivers involved. Did they live? Did they die? Who were they? And why no mention of them?

WOW This happened in Philly last year on 95