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Crashes, Volume Contribute To Slowdowns On I-95 Across Fairfield County

FAIRFIELD COUNTY, Conn. — If you're headed out on I-95 in Fairfield County on Friday afternoon, you won't be alone. 

I-95 is bumper-to-bumper in both directions near Route 7 in Norwalk.

I-95 is bumper-to-bumper in both directions near Route 7 in Norwalk.

Photo Credit: Connecticut Department of Transportation
Traffic is solid Friday on I-95 through Westport in the Saugatuck Avenue area.

Traffic is solid Friday on I-95 through Westport in the Saugatuck Avenue area.

Photo Credit: Connecticut Department of Transportation
Headed out on I-95 in Stamford near Elm Street? You'll be seeing a lot of traffic Friday afternoon.

Headed out on I-95 in Stamford near Elm Street? You'll be seeing a lot of traffic Friday afternoon.

Photo Credit: Connecticut Department of Transportation

The Connecticut Department of Transportation reported a 22-mile backup along I-95 from Exit 2 in Greenwich to Exit 21 in Fairfield due to heavy volume. 

Contributing to the problems just before rush-hour are an accident blocking the right lane of I-95 north between Exits 5 and 6 in Greenwich, DOT said, as well as a two-vehicle accident blocking the left lane between Exits 19 and 21 in Fairfield. 

Motorists should expect delays, DOT said. 

It was not clear when the accidents would be cleared. The heavy volume will continue through rush-hour as expected on a Friday afternoon in summer. 

 

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