Live I-95 Traffic Reports: Waterville, ME
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Stay informed with the latest I-95 traffic updates in Waterville, Maine! Our real-time traffic information provides insights into road conditions, including live updates on construction, accidents, and travel delays. With data continually refreshed, you'll receive the most accurate and timely alerts to plan your journey along one of the country's busiest highways. Whether you're a commuter or a traveler, navigate I-95 with confidence and ease, avoiding congestion and minimizing delays.
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I-95 Northbound at Mile marker 124
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I-95 Southbound at Mile marker 130
I-95 Southbound at Mile marker 132
I-95 Northbound at Mile marker 133
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Traffic & Timing: Colby College traffic (Aug/Sept & April/May) can slow things down. Mill workers shift changes around 3-4 PM can create brief backups at Exit 127.
Weather Watch: This stretch of Interstate 95 is notorious for black ice in winter, especially on bridges. Fog can roll in quickly near the Kennebec River.
Exit & Services: Exit 127 (Waterville/Oakland) is your main access point. Gas stations right off the exit are typically pricier; better deals in town if you have time.
Good to Know: Clean, well-maintained rest area at **Mile 109** (Sidney) just south of Waterville. Cell service can be spotty between exits. State police often monitor speed through this corridor.