New Haven, CT (December 27, 2025) – A serious traffic collision requiring extrication occurred early on Wednesday on I-95 southbound near Exit 50 in New Haven. The crash took place on December 24 and involved a coordinated emergency response from both Guilford and Branford fire and medical units.
According to dispatch audio, at least one person sustained injuries and was transported to a nearby hospital by Branford EMS. The extent of the injuries has not been released, but the need for extrication suggests a high-impact collision. Guilford Engine 1 was also confirmed to be on the scene, assisting with rescue operations.
The incident created significant activity in the area as emergency responders worked to free the individual and manage the scene. The cause of the crash is under investigation by local authorities.
We send our best wishes to the injured person and hope for a full and smooth recovery.
Serious Crashes and Extrications in Connecticut
Collisions that require extrication typically involve significant vehicle damage or entrapment, which can quickly elevate the urgency of the response. On highways like I-95, where traffic moves at high speeds, even a single-vehicle crash can result in occupants becoming trapped inside.
Exit 50 in New Haven sees heavy commuter traffic, and crashes along this stretch often require a joint response from neighboring agencies due to its proximity to town borders. Early intervention by trained fire and EMS units is crucial in extrication situations to prevent further injury and expedite transport.
Local Accident Reports encourages those involved in serious crashes to seek medical evaluation and understand their recovery options. If you or a loved one was affected by this I-95 crash in New Haven, contact Local Accident Reports today for support and helpful recovery resources.
