CT 10 NB begins at the first crowded sign, heading toward the second sign and up through the middle of Connecticut. 10 continues through Massachusetts into New Hampshire, bisecting New England.


Someone got confused when laying out the southbound sign at the southern end of CT 10. I'm sure it didn't look like this when the sign was first put there - maybe CTDOT tried to replace "New Haven" and failed, or maybe the contractor needed to use large type so that the employees could read the plans.


CT 34 EB/CT 10 SB at the failed CT 34 freeway - so this road is just fronting a cleared parkland. For more on this story, check the 34 page that I just linked twice.


CT 10 SB at the beginning of the CT 40 freeway. 10 takes you to CT 15, the Wilbur Cross Parkway, in just one more mile, while 40 crosses over 15 without an interchange and leads to Exit 10 on I-91.

And NB.


Skipping a lot of the state, southbound and northbound at the same point with two different shields. This is just north of I-84, meaning there's not a lot to see from Hamden to Plainville.


There's not a lot to see from Plainville to Massachusetts, either. This is about it, SB and NB with US 202. Notice three different types of shields in the second photo. Older shields, at that - even the ugly ones.

Onto I-95
To I-91
Onto CT 40
Onto CT 177
Onto CT 189
Onto CT 20
Onto US 202
Unbuilt CT 10 freeway on Steve Anderson's nycroads.com
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