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Massachusetts man suffers no serious injury after rollover crash on I-295

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Massachusetts man suffers no serious injury after rollover crash on I-295

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A Massachusetts man suffered no serious injuries after he was in a rollover crash on Interstate 295 Saturday afternoon.

The Maine Department of Public Safety says Eli Solodiuk, 22, of Westford Massachusetts was going too fast for the road conditions on partially bald tires. Solodiuk lost control of his vehicle, hit a guardrail and went across both lanes of traffic before rolling over.

According to the Bangor Daily News, the crash occurred near mile marker 4 around 2:27 p.m. One travel lane was closed for almost an hour while police cleaned up the crash site.

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