the Connecticut Turnpike

The New London bridge.

Why is I-95 called the CT Turnpike? It used to be tolled, but those were removed long ago. Good thing, as traffic frequently moves at 40 MPH or below during midday (non-rush hour) times. The Turnpike itself follows I-395 to US 6 and ends at the CT border, though both 95 and 395 extend past it to the RI and MA borders, respectively.

Special feature: Into the Fairfield West service area

Special feature: Michael Summa's historic CT Turnpike photos

I-95 NB through Bridgeport (Exits 2-26)
I-95 NB through New Haven (Exits 27-48)
I-95 NB through RI (Exits 49+)
I-95 SB through New Haven (Exits 49+)
I-95 SB through Bridgeport (Exits 48-27)
I-95 SB through NY (Exits 26-2)
Cross streets at I-95


2003 construction on the I-95 roadway over Bridgeport.


As of April 2004, almost all of the old roadway has been replaced, except for a narrow strip; I have no idea why that's still there. You can see the new SB lanes progressing smoothly.

Follow I-95 into NY
Follow I-95 into RI
I-95 on Steven Anderson's nycroads.com
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