Multiple Crashes Reported Due to Snow-Covered Roadways

Snowy conditions made for some tricky driving early Friday morning.

Multiple crashes were reported on Connecticut highways.

A crash involving several tractor-trailers closed Interstate 95 South in Greenwich. The accidents happened between Exits 5 and 6. State police said there were no injuries.

#CTTraffic I-95 southbound in the area of Exit 5-6, in Greenwich, is shutdown for a jackknifed tractor trailer. We ask that anyone traveling in the area please use alternate routes.

— CT State Police (@CT_STATE_POLICE) January 7, 2022

Tractor-trailer crashes were also reported on I-95 in Norwalk and Fairfield.

There were also delays being reported along Interstate 91 in Windsor, according to state police.

"Take your time. Slow down," said Sgt. Dawn Pagan, of the Connecticut State Police. "Take a little more time, take a little extra time if you know there is going to be inclement weather and that can help you in the long run."

Bristol police said a serious crash closed Middle Street (Route 229) between Lake Avenue and Battisto Road. They asked drivers to avoid the area and find an alternate route.

You can check for issues on major roads across the state online here.