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Gold Star Memorial Bridge: Lane Closures & Night Work Ahead

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Starting March 30th, drivers on I-95 in New London face daytime lane closures, with night work beginning April 6th, reducing lanes to three and adding a steel barrier. Commuters should expect slower speeds and potential backups. The project, managed by MSR Gold Star Partners, will last until fall 2030. Plan routes ahead and stay updated from the Connecticut DOT.

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Gold Star Memorial Bridge: Lane Closures & Night Work Ahead

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Hartford News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Gold Star Memorial Bridge: Lane Closures & Night Work Ahead. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's March 30th. This is Hartford News today, your AI-powered local news. Drivers on Interstate 95 Northbound and Southbound over the Gold Star Memorial Bridge in New London face daytime lane closures starting March 30th. Weekdays from 7am to 3.30pm, crews will close left and right lanes one at a time, so slow down and watch for signs. Next month brings bigger changes with night work, kicking off April 6th. That's when they'll set up a traffic crossover between Groton and New London, shifting Southbound lanes down to 3 and adding a steel barrier to, split direction safely. This setup means headaches for commuters, especially with reduced lanes cutting travel speeds and potential backups during rush hours. Folks crossing the bridge daily should build in extra time, as the pattern holds through construction phases. On the northbound side, work ramps up May 9th, dropping to just two lanes there, while most traffic crosses over to the Southbound Bridge. The whole project's in the hands of MSR Gold Star Partners, who snagged a $721 million

deal last fall. Expect this to roll on until fall of 2030, so map your routes ahead and stay updated from the Connecticut Department of Transportation, too. Dodge the worst of it.

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