CT/NY DOT Question regarding I-684

[blink55184 0]

If anyone has any insight into this, just curious---

I-684 crosses into Connecticut for about a mile. Who is responsible for the maintenance etc. of this stretch of highway? Does the CT DOT actually retain the rights to it? Would NY DOT snow plows actually pick up their plows for a mile?

Thanks

[JayCT 0]

If anyone has any insight into this, just curious---

I-684 crosses into Connecticut for about a mile. Who is responsible for the maintenance etc. of this stretch of highway? Does the CT DOT actually retain the rights to it? Would NY DOT snow plows actually pick up their plows for a mile?

Thanks

[Lowerdeck 0]

If you actually go down 684 in the Greenwich section, it looks and feels like a New York road, except for a small green sign saying entering and leaving Greenwich, Connecticut at the state line. (It looks similar to the signs you'd see entering a village on a state road, one with the outline of Connecticut and the city name inside.)

The road has no connection to anything in Connecticut, not even an access road for emergency vehicles.

[blink55184 0]

If you actually go down 684 in the Greenwich section, it looks and feels like a New York road, except for a small green sign saying entering and leaving Greenwich, Connecticut at the state line. (It looks similar to the signs you'd see entering a village on a state road, one with the outline of Connecticut and the city name inside.)

The road has no connection to anything in Connecticut, not even an access road for emergency vehicles.

[Lowerdeck 0]

Unless New York has jurisdiction for stuff like that.

Exit 2 on 684 isn't that far across the southern state line. Google Maps of area