I-95 Greenwhich Accident: Tractor Trailer Closes Lanes

Five Hospitalized, Greenwich Firefighters Among Injured

State authorities report that all lanes on Interstate 95 south are closed due to a crash involving a tractor-trailer on Sunday.

Five individuals were released from the hospital, including three Greenwich firefighters, after the tractor-trailer collided with the fire apparatus.

According to state police, the crash occurred on I-95 southbound near Exit 4.

The Greenwich Fire Department responded to the initial accident, but a tractor-trailer subsequently struck Engine 1, resulting in a second collision.

I-95 southbound in the vicinity of exit 5 was closed for nearly eight hours due to the severe crash.

The crash caused significant traffic congestion and delays in the area.

Interstate 95 south was congested between Exits 15 and 5 for approximately an hour on Thursday morning.

Traffic delays were also reported on the Merritt Parkway due to the I-95 incident.

A tractor-trailer overturned on I-95 southbound near Exit 4 on Wednesday night, causing the closure of the left and center lanes.
A multi-vehicle accident on I-95 southbound between Exits 4 and 3 in Greenwich caused significant delays on Thursday morning.
A hazmat situation resulting from a car crash on I-95 in Greenwich led to heavy delays on Tuesday night.
A 19-year-old New York man was seriously injured in a three-vehicle collision on I-95 on Friday.

State Police are continuing their investigation into the fatal pedestrian incident on I-95 southbound near exit 5.