ISLAND FALLS — State police say three Canadian men were injured when their recreational vehicle crashed in eastern Maine.
Police say 62-year-old Edward Smith of Chester, Nova Scotia, was driving a Ford motor home north on Interstate 95 in Island Falls at about 2:30 a.m. Monday when he left the highway for a construction detour.
Police say he did not slow down on the exit ramp as he approached Route 2, crashed through the guard rail and went down a steep embankment before coming to a stop in the woods.
Smith, as well his passengers, 64-year-old David Pierce and 68-year-old Stephan Daubs, both of Nova Scotia, were taken to Houlton Regional Hospital. Police did not disclose the severity of their injuries.
The RV was totaled.
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