**WORK IN PROGRESS**
Freeways
These are interstates, highways, freeways and expressways that are multi-lane, divided roads with no stops (no traffic lights, exit and entrance from/to the road is through ramps)
Road | Dir | Northern/ Western End |
Southern/ Eastern End |
Notes |
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I-84 | W/E | NY Border | MA Border | |
I-91 | N/S | MA Border | I-95 New Haven | |
I-95 | N/S* | NY Border | RI Border | *Officially runs North/South, but in CT actual direction is East/West |
I-291 | W/E | I-91 (Windsor) | I-84 (Manchester) | |
I-384 | W/E | I-84 (East Hartford) | US6 / US44 Split (Bolton) | |
I-395 | N/S | MA Border | I-95 (East Lyme) | |
I-691 | W/E | I-84 (Southington) | I-91 (Meriden) |
Major Highway
A big highway, usually 3+ lanes, with minimal stops – mostly exits and interchanges, but possibly with some intersections and junctions
Road | Dir | Northern/ Western End |
Southern/ Eastern End |
Notes |
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CT 2 | W/E | Columbus Blvd. (Hartford) | CT 32 (Norwich) | Continues as Minor Highway/Primary Road to US 1 in Stonington |
CT 3 | N/S | CT 2 (Glastonbury) | I-91 (Wethersfield) | Continues as Minor Highway to CT 66 (Middletown) |
CT 8 | N/S | US 44 (Winsted) | I-95 (Bridgeport) | Continues Northbound as Primary Road to MA Border |
CT 9 | N/S | I-84 (Farmington) | I-95 (Old Saybrook) | |
CT 11 | N/S | CT 2 (Colchester) | CT 82 (Salem) | |
CT 15 | N/S | I-84 (East Hartford) | Wethersfield | Continues between Wethersfield and Meriden as Minor Highway (Berlin Turnpike) |
N/S | I-91 (Meriden) | NY Border |
Minor Highways
Usually a narrower highway, 2 lanes or less, that has stops or traffic lights at almost every intersection, but is still a highway (minor US or state highway). These roads are generally important thoroughfare that goes through several cities or towns.
Road | Dir | Northern/ Western End |
Southern/ Eastern End |
Notes |
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Primary Street
These are major roads or boulevards in urban and suburban areas and have large amounts of use (such as Middlefield Rd. in Menlo Park, Park blvd. in Oakland, Constitution Ave. in Washington, DC). In less urban environments they are main thoroughfares in towns that are not US or state highways.