Work crews have commenced the demolition of a bridge damaged in a fiery crash that caused the closure of Interstate 95 in Connecticut for a second consecutive day. The incident occurred on Thursday morning, involving a three-vehicle wreck that led to a gasoline tanker bursting into flames, engulfing the Fairfield Avenue overpass above I-95 in Norwalk and causing structural damage.
Governor Ned Lamont has indicated that plans to reopen all six lanes before rush hour on Monday morning are progressing as scheduled. The closure of this crucial section of I-95, which sees approximately 160,000 vehicles daily in both directions, has resulted in significant traffic disruptions and delays for motorists.
