State police confirmed that an early‑morning collision on Route 15 near Exit 46 in New Haven resulted in life‑threatening injuries to the driver of the vehicle. The incident was discovered at approximately 5:30 a.m., when officers found the driver unresponsive inside the car.

Emergency response and medical care

First‑responders immediately began cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on scene. The lifesaving measures continued until the driver could be safely moved to an ambulance and taken to a nearby hospital for advanced treatment. Police officials emphasized that the rapid medical intervention was crucial in addressing the driver’s critical condition.

Road closure and traffic diversion

To ensure the safety of both the public and investigators, Route 15 was shut down in the immediate area of the crash. New Haven Police, Woodbridge Police, and the Department of Transportation coordinated the closure and set up a detour at Exit 46. Traffic was redirected while investigators processed the scene and gathered evidence.

Investigation underway

Authorities have not released details about the cause of the crash. The investigation remains active, and officials have asked anyone with information to contact the state police. No additional vehicles or persons were reported injured in the incident.

Community impact

While the highway closure caused temporary inconvenience for commuters, local officials praised the swift cooperation among emergency services. The coordinated effort highlights the region’s commitment to public safety and rapid response in critical situations.

Further updates will be provided as the investigation progresses and more information becomes available.

Original reporting: NBC Connecticut (Hartford) — read the source article.