Sidney, ME – Drivers traveling on I-95 northbound through Sidney should expect significant delays after multiple accidents caused major congestion near mile marker 117.
According to the Maine State Police, the crashes happened today and crews are currently on scene working to clear the roadway. While traffic is still moving, officials said motorists should anticipate delays and use caution if traveling through the area.
Authorities did not provide details on the number of vehicles involved or whether there were any injuries. The accidents have created backups along the busy stretch of highway, which connects Augusta and Waterville. Emergency personnel are asking drivers to remain patient and alert as they navigate the congestion.
Police are urging motorists to consider alternate routes if possible while clean-up efforts continue. The Maine Department of Transportation has not announced an expected time for the highway to return to normal traffic flow.
Travelers are reminded to slow down in congested zones, allow extra time for their commute, and watch for first responders working on the roadway. Updates are expected as crews progress with clearing the scene.
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