Connecticut Route 2 is a major highway that runs across the central part of the state. It stretches approximately 30 miles from East Hartford to Norwich, providing a vital connection between various towns and cities. The route is primarily a four-lane divided highway, facilitating efficient travel for both local and through traffic. Originally designated as a state highway in the 1930s, Route 2 has undergone several improvements over the years. It serves as an important corridor for commuters and commercial vehicles, linking key areas such as Hartford and New London. The highway also features several interchanges that connect to other major routes.