The process starts Friday night.
The Rhode Island Department of Transportation will shift traffic on the Frenchtown Road Bridge over Route 4.
RIDOT will change the temporary traffic pattern on the Frenchtown Road Bridge over Route 4 beginning Friday night.
East Greenwich police say a 60-year-old West Warwick man died after being hit by a Toyota Tundra.
One person was taken to Kent Hospital with injuries.
State transportation officials said the closure is necessary to allow workers to install steel beams for the new Division Street Bridge.
State Police said the 27-year-old East Greenwich man struck a guard rail, causing his Honda Accord to roll over.
State Police said the driver left the road on the left and struck the guard rail, causing his Honda Accord to roll over.
Starting in early December, RIDOT will begin demolishing the existing Division Street Bridge.
The work has been paused due to issues with the temporary bridge carrying Division Street over Route 4.
The crash took place at approximately 9 a.m. Saturday on Middle Road.
All East Greenwich Fire Department emergency vehicles have been called to the scene.
A metal arch on the temporary Division Street bridge has run into issues for the second time.
The RI Department of Transportation will close I-95 South Exit 9 to Route 4 South in East Greenwich during overnight hours this week.
Exit 9, which branches to Route 4 South will close overnight Monday through Thursday.
The shift on Route 4 near the I-95 interchange will begin Monday night at 9 as part of bridge-replacement project.
An issue with the left-turn arrow caused major delays at the already-busy intersection.
The road will be down to one alternating lane to allow for overnight construction. Drivers are asked to avoid the area if possible.
Only the southbound lane will be detoured during construction, which is expected to last about two months.
A water main break caused the disruption, which is expected to last until Tuesday, according to the town's website.
The drivers are entitled to make a claim for damages, the state said.