Gold Star Memorial Bridge — Attraction in Groton

The Gold Star Memorial Bridge:

Construction Started and Opening Date: Construction started in 1941. The southbound span opened in 1943, and the northbound span was completed in 1973. Connection: Connects New London and Groton, Connecticut, carrying Interstate 95 (I-95) and U.S. Route 1 over the Thames River. Length: Approximately 6,000 feet (1,829 meters), making it the longest bridge in Connecticut. Pedestrian Walkways: Yes, the northbound span includes a pedestrian and bicycle path. Main Material: Steel. Type of Bridge: Steel truss bridge (twin spans). Owner and Fees: Owned by the Connecticut Department of Transportation (CTDOT). No toll for vehicles, pedestrians,...

I didn't even realize I traveled this bridge until Google asked me for a review. Hope I didn't get a toll ticket. Anyway, I got from one side to the other so I guess the bridge worked. No trolls underneath that...

Bridge is always under repair. I have almost drove over chunks of concrete on the bridge numerous times and usually the far lanes are closed. Be careful people speed on be bridge and cause accidents...