New bridges, extra highway lanes and another round of road pavings are on the docket for 2025 in Stamford. An auxiliary lane will be added to both sides of Interstate 95 in Stamford in 2025 if the state’s plans come to fruition before the end of the year. The project involves adding an extra lane on each side of the highway to connect Exit 6 and Exit 7. The $76 million project is 90 percent funded by the federal government. The auxiliary lanes are part of a larger project that aims to improve the stretch of interstate between Exits 6 and 7. Other improvements include the construction of noise walls between the interstate and nearby neighborhoods as well as new lighting and signage. Three of Stamford’s lowest rated bridges will still be under repair at the start of 2025.
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