interstate 95

What are they for and what do you need to know?

Thankfully no one was injured in the crash, though police continue to urge drivers to use extreme caution on Maine roads in inclement weather.

Bangor may not have been part of the original plan at all...

Here's your summer travel reminder.

In Maine, we have a need for speed. Nowhere is this more evident than on a particular stretch of road where you can push your speedometer to the limits.

According to Maine Public Spokeswoman, Shannon Moss, the crash happened at about 6:50 PM Thursday evening in the northbound lanes of Interstate 95 in Litchfield.

According to WABI TV 5, a Maine State Trooper was injured Wednesday morning when the cruiser they were sitting in was struck by a passing vehicle.

According to the Kennebec Journal, only one person ended up being injured in a crash involving at least three different vehicles including multiple tractor-trailer trucks and an ambulance. At around 2 AM on Tuesday morning, a tractor trailer hauling peat moss out of Ontario was headed south on Interstate 95 near exit 113 in the Southbound lanes in Augusta...

About a month ago, Cooper and his family had an incident on I-95 near Waterville. Over the weekend, he got a response from them.

Hey, leave some for the rest of us

Always remember to take it extra slow and allow extra time for your commute when you know the weather and travel conditions will be inclement.

a car crash pileup involving more than 60 cars has happened near mile marker 174 in the northbound lanes near Carmel.

This morning is a perfect recipe for slick roads as there is still rain and freezing rain in the area and temps, for most of us, are still hovering around the freezing mark.

The accident occurred in Hampden at about 7:30 this morning.

If you are traveling the Interstate near Waterville, you may want to find an alternate route

If you regularly use Exit 109 (Western Ave, Augusta), you're going to want to read this