A Connecticut bridge that was destroyed earlier this year in a fiery crash on Interstate 95 The Fairfield Ave. bridge in Norwalk was torn down after the May 2 crash, which ignited when an oil tanker traveling on I-95 crashed and caught fire under the span.

A timelapse photo of the Fairfield Avenue bridge over I-95 in Norwalk as it was being reconstructed after being demolished

The Fairfield Avenue overpass was damaged and demolished after a crash involving a tractor-trailer, tanker and a passenger vehicle.

Fairfield Avenue Bridge that crosses Interstate 95 in Norwalk is set to reopen after months of construction following a fiery crash that called for demolition of the bridge in May. The bridge was scorched in May after a gasoline tanker collided with two other cars and burst into flames closing the East

The Fairfield Avenue Bridge in Norwalk has reopened Monday after undergoing months of construction following a fiery crash on Interstate 95 back in May. In May, the state Dept. of Transportation was estimating it would take up to a year to get the bridge replaced,

On May 2, a fiery crash involving an oil tanker on I-95 damaged the bridge so badly, it was rendered unsafe and had to be torn down.