Interstate 95

The initial vehicle that had sped up to take the exit, managed to avoid becoming involved in that crash but failed to stop altogether when the first crash occurred.

Crews from the Maine State Police and Newport Fire and Rescue had their hands full with not just that crash, but others that stemmed from it.

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

From Exit 184 to 187, it feels more like a race track than a road.

The project would be partially funded by a $26.6 million dollar grant from the Federal Government. The Maine DOT is hoping to kick things off sometime next year.

State Police had their hands full Monday afternoon, chasing down an erratic driver and then dealing with secondary crashes caused by all the commotion.

Authorities say a 71-year-old man from Winslow caused a tractor-trailer truck full of potatoes to crash on the interstate Thursday afternoon.

Prepare accordingly!

Noah Campbell, from Bangor, was driving along the highway at that same time, when he noticed some things that seemed off.. He caught the incident on a car's dashcam.

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.