On the Moses Wheeler Bridge, I-95 crosses into Milford, New Haven County, where it heads into residential areas on the other side of the river. Here, the freeway has a trumpet interchange with US 1, within the village of Devon, before it crosses the New Haven Line and reaches an interchange with Schoolhouse Road/Sub Way, in which the latter road is named for the world headquarters of the Subway restaurant chain. The road continues northeast through wooded areas of the western part of Milford, where it reaches the interchange with the Milford Parkway to the northeast of Downtown Milford. The Milford Parkway, a four-lane limited access parkway, provides access from I-95, as well as US 1 to the Merritt Parkway and Wilbur Cross Parkway, which are both components of Route 15. The freeway enters a reverse turn, where it comes to a cloverleaf interchange with US 1 adjacent to the Connecticut Post Mall, located at the northeastern corner of the interchange. The road heads northeast again into commercial surroundings and passes service plazas in both directions, before coming into the town of Orange, where it reaches an interchange with Marsh Hill Road. The overpass carrying Marsh Hill Road is called the Salemme Memorial Bridge, and the exit provides access to the West Campus of Yale University.