Major I-95 Construction Could Lead to Major Traffic Headaches

3 years, 2 projects and 70 million dollars and it all starts this spring on I-95.

According to the Press Herald:

Starting next spring, the Maine Department of Transportation will undertake a three-year, $30 million project to resurface the six-lane Piscataqua River Bridge, the main interstate artery to and from the state. At roughly the same time, the Maine Turnpike Authority will build a new toll plaza in York, about 9 miles north of the bridge. That $40 million project is on the same three-year construction schedule.

The Turnpike Authority is gonna try their darndest to keep the disruption to a minimal, but that being said - there are more cars on the turnpike then ever before.

One lane will be closed in both directions for a majority of the project, and they estimate the project will take about 3 years.

Buckle up...it's gonna be a long three years.