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Sept. 26: New page: Hartford Bridges. An overview of the 3 area bridges that opened in the 1950s, along with 2 that were never built—and 2 more that are part of an ambitious plan for the city.
Sept. 20: Christmas is looming; here's a new carol for 2025! It's called Online Christmas.
Aug. 28: Connecticut added a Route 495 in 2024. It's a bit shorter than Boston's: 0.4 miles, unsigned, serving a maintenance garage. More details at the secret route list. Also: CT 82 will have the most roundabouts of any route, if plans take effect.
June 12: many small fixes and updates, including a "bypass" of CT 45 in Warren, and a southern segment of New Haven's cancelled Ring Road.
Mar. 1: part of a 100-year-old state map (in color) shows the new 300-series routes (and some "secret" state aid roads) at Roads in the 1920s.
Jan. 22: More detail about CT 65A as old CT 65, and the 2-lane Nichols bypass that no longer exists. Also, CT 110 in Monroe was much more crooked than the straight shot we see today.