Connecticut I-95 highway sign displays misspelled name of section of Greenwich
A Connecticut highway sign off I-95 appears to display the misspelled name of a section of the town of Greenwich.
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Oct 12, 2021, 10:27 AM
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Updated 927 days ago
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A Connecticut highway sign off I-95 appears to display the misspelled name of a section of the town of Greenwich.
The sign, which is located northbound just after Interstate 287 across the state line bridge into Connecticut, shows the section of Greenwich, Byram, has been misspelled.
The sign displays, "Exit 2 Delavan Ave Bryam," but should display the word "Byram" instead.
News 12 has reached out to the Connecticut Department of Transportation, which said that the sign is in the works to be fixed.
