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From the rolling hills of Windham County to the concrete canyons of Bridgeport and Stamford, the Connecticut Turnpike has been part of life in southern Connecticut for nearly half a century. Depending on the part of Connecticut the turnpike is located, it's also referred to as Interstate 95, Interstate 395, Route 52, and Route 695.
The past 45 years have been a time for transition across Connecticut, and the turnpike has been an important part of recent history, and it will continue to play a vital role in the future of Connecticut's transportation system and the communities it serves. This site presents a historical overview of the turnpike, as well as outline upcoming improvements to the Connecticut Turnpike. Finally, the author will suggest alternatives for overcoming southwest Connecticut's gridlocked highway network.
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