YORK (AP) – Traffic along a southern stretch of the Maine Turnpike returned to normal Sunday, after being tied up for much of the afternoon following a two-car accident in the northbound lane in the York-Kittery area.
Trooper Mike Cook said one man was in critical condition in a Portsmouth, N.H., hospital after the accident.
The man, who was not immediately identified, was injured after being ejected from a Mustang when it collided with a BMW and went spinning out of control. The BMW then crashed through a guardrail on the bridge over the York River and landed on top of him in a mud flat, Cook said.
The accident happened after the Mustang passed the BMW, and the BMW then tried to pass the Mustang.
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