Bangor ? Crews will be working on Interstate 95 during the overnight hours on the Union Street Bridge project in Bangor. This work involves closing one lane of traffic at a time on the interstate, northbound and/or southbound, to allow for construction to take place safely between the hours of 7:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. Work will be phased to allow for only one lane to be shut down at a time. The current closure schedule for this week is as follows:

Monday, August 8th: The southbound passing lane will be closed.

Hallowell ? Crews will be performing a bridge joint repair on Water Street (Route 201) in Hallowell tomorrow, Thursday, August 11th.

There will be alternating one-way traffic from 9:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. Motorists are advised of probable delays and to plan accordingly.

Falmouth ? The Exit 11 ramp on I-295 southbound is now open to traffic.

Earlier, a tractor trailer had overturned on the ramp in Falmouth.

Motorists are advised that traffic will be slow in the area for some time.

Falmouth ? The Exit 11 ramp on I-295 southbound will remain closed for the next 5 to 6 hours as crews work to off-load the tractor trailer of its load of broccoli.

There is currently a significant back up on the interstate in both directions in this area.

Motorists are urged to seek an alternate route.

State Police say the ramp from Route 1 in Falmouth and from I-295 is completely shut down to the Falmouth Spur of the Maine Turnpike because of a tractor trailer rollover.

Motorists seeking to use the turnpike should use the Portland exit by the Jetport to avoid the crash site. Motorists along I-295 southbound will be experiencing slowdowns in Falmouth for the afternoon.

State Police say the ramp from Route 1 in Falmouth to the Falmouth Spur of the Maine Turnpike southbound is currently shut down because of a tractor trailer rollover. The I-295 ramp (Exit 11) to the spur remains open but backups will remain for most of the afternoon. Motorists seeking to use the turnpike should use the Portland exit by the Jetport to avoid the crash site.

There has been a subsequent crash southbound in the area forcing a lane closure near Exit 11. One lane of travel on I-295 southbound near Exit 11 will be in place until further notice.

Freeport ? Crews will be replacing a culvert in Freeport beginning on Monday, August 15th.

The location of this project is approximately one-half mile north of Mallett Drive in Freeport. Starting today, there is a temporary traffic signal that is flashing yellow and will be through the weekend. Beginning on Monday, August 15th, the traffic signal will be fully operational as crews close the northbound lane of Route 1.

Alternating one-way traffic will be in place for the approximate 600ft. of the work zone. Motorists should expect slight delays.

Portland ? Overnight milling operations will begin on I-295 northbound on Sunday, August 14th.

I-295 northbound milling will be from the Falmouth/Portland town line and extend 21.51 miles to the Androscoggin River Bridge in Brunswick. All work will be performed Sunday through Friday from 8:00 p.m. until 6:00 a.m. and Friday from 9:00 p.m. until 6:00 a.m. The ramps along this stretch will be kept open at all times.

Crews will continue to pave the southbound portion of I-295 in this area. When completed, paving will then begin northbound.

Augusta ? As the paving operations continue on I-95, the updated schedule for ramp closures from Augusta to Waterville northbound and southbound for the upcoming week is as follows:

Sunday, August 14th:

The entire Exit 109 Interchange will be closed for paving operations Sunday, August 14th from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. Select ramps may be opened early as work allows. Particular attention is directed to 109 southbound exits: Exit 109A southbound exit will be closed Sunday night from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. Exit 109B southbound off-ramp will remain open.

Monday, August 15th:

Topsham/Brunswick ? The Frank J. Wood Bridge, spanning the Androscoggin River between Topsham and Brunswick, is being posted to a lower weight limit of 25 tons as a result of recent inspections.

While this unplanned posting does not affect most noncommercial vehicles, five axle trucks and other commercial vehicles will follow a bypass detour of one mile.